OS - how to protect business processes from copying

Hello. As far as I remember, this issue was discussed at the meeting when they talked about the applications of integrators. There is no protection yet, as there are no precedents.

[quote] . OneBox production wrote: Hello. As far as I remember, this issue was discussed at the meeting when they talked about the applications of integrators. There is no protection yet, as there are no precedents. [/quote] in fact, therefore, the question arose even before such precedents appear it is better to foresee and take preventive actions than to catch them later Do you have any ideas how to organize?

It is not clear how often these power supplies will be bought and how many of their "suppliers" will be. It is hardly necessary to do something much in advance here, because the time spent on thinking and writing all kinds of defenses may not even recapture the cost of all BPs.

As an option, make access to the settings of the actions of the BP, only the application provider? So the client will be tied to the supplier (if something needs to be reconfigured or added) and the client will contact the integrator with which he cooperates directly, otherwise, the third-party integrator can request permission to edit the BP from the supplier. (If the client does not want to cooperate with the application provider). This option seems to be not bad, but there is a small BUT, the one who fills the market with their applications will get a monopoly :) :) :) But Baba Yaga is against)))))

Are you sure that your PSU is 100% suitable for everyone? I am 100% sure that your PSU will not suit anyone completely. They will take the "core" from it and reconfigure it to fit their needs. You, like no one else, should know that two identical businesses with identical processes do not exist.

I think we will return to this issue as soon as applications begin to be actively sold.

[quote] Pyatetsky Nikolai Nikolaevich OneBox Insiders wrote: I agree. But it is the owner of the application who will give the go-ahead for reconfiguration, etc., which means that he will cooperate with the client - not for free. Well, actually, I'm not particularly cut for this idea. But perhaps this will be a motivation for the client to work with the integrator. HZ. :):) [/quote] Nikolay, I completely agree with you. this is exactly the point, to develop the application and let anyone say that something is "impossible", amoCRM offers ALL_ALL, Karl, a linear "business process", which seems to be almost impossible to modify and this solution is for sale because it is simple and relatively cheap