This is just here for discussion and is likely a long term change. Auth helps things from getting deleted and spam and the admin user is a good fit for that.
It seems from glancing at some of the uploads and the fields that a use case is tracking requests that have been places. So putting in a stub record of what was requested and date requested and coming back later and uploading the doc when it is received. Correct me if I'm wrong @vielmetti
If that is the case then might be worth discussing what a user management might look like along with views for managing requests.
Could probably do something external like basic webserver auth which the app just then associates the file with the login name. That would prevent the need for user admin interfaces.
This is just here for discussion and is likely a long term change. Auth helps things from getting deleted and spam and the admin user is a good fit for that.
It seems from glancing at some of the uploads and the fields that a use case is tracking requests that have been places. So putting in a stub record of what was requested and date requested and coming back later and uploading the doc when it is received. Correct me if I'm wrong @vielmetti
If that is the case then might be worth discussing what a user management might look like along with views for managing requests.
Could probably do something external like basic webserver auth which the app just then associates the file with the login name. That would prevent the need for user admin interfaces.