# Permissions Report

## Current Model

- Roles and permissions are stored in database tables.
- `User::hasPermission()` allows super-admin or attached role permission.
- Controllers and Form Requests enforce permissions.
- Blade hides actions based on permissions.

## Tested

- Super-admin can access modules.
- Read-only company user can view companies but cannot create, update, or delete through direct HTTP requests.
- Guest protection works.

## Gaps

- No Laravel Policy classes.
- No permission matrix UI.
- No exhaustive role/permission matrix tests.
- No job/import/export permission tests because these features are not implemented.

## Verdict

Permissions are enforced on current critical web endpoints, but architecture should add Policies before production.
