Hello all,

Recently this year the FDA publishes a new 21 CFR 11 guideline. For those
that don't know, this standard primarily deals with security regarding
electronic documents and signatures. One of the recent
additions/clarifications is that an electronic signature cannot be falsified
by a single person. Most software that claims to be 21 CFR 11 compliant do
not do this. After all, many of this software has a root account that has
full access to the system and do not implement any safeguards against root
forging signatures. I was contemplating how it would be done and I was
thinking perhaps using PGP signatures.

I have two questions, what do you guys think? and does Compiere have the
feature to somehow PGP sign (or something equivalent) actions done by a
user? The reason why I am interested in Compiere is that I know that it is
being used in an FDA regulated environment and it seems to be the only open
source ERP software in that environment.

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