You have a credit account for each person in the company.
If you have credit with your boss, and unknown to your boss’ boss, everything’s fine.
If you have credit with your boss’ boss, but your boss doesn’t, something’s not fine.19 karma · joined September 13, 2020
You have a credit account for each person in the company.
If you have credit with your boss, and unknown to your boss’ boss, everything’s fine.
If you have credit with your boss’ boss, but your boss doesn’t, something’s not fine.While the theorem itself is well proven, I can't find a physicist who can say one way or another whether this applies to our universe.
https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/200722/poincaré-...
Stores ledgers and transactions of any instrument: currencies, stocks, bonds, etc.
It's developed over the past 30 years, requires financial operations staff to operate. It has a server and client, has an API available.
It's expensive to run for startups and hard to transition out of once you use it.