Adilas Key Contributors:

Steve Berkenkotter - Main owner and business partner - original ideas, concepts, and training - sales, relationships, dreamer, visionary, custom code, coordinator, builder of the first industry specific skin, and the list goes on. Huge player in the adilas story and timeline. One of the original owners in Moring Star Automotive - where the system came from. There are three known Steve's in the system notes. Most of them are this Steve (99 out of 100 times). He won't admit it, but adilas was his brainchild.

David Berkenkotter - Steve's brother and business partner in Morning Star Automotive. David was a system user and helped us create the adilas quick search. He liked using that feature, the quick search, but it only existed on one page originally. He wanted us to put it on every page. That ended up being in the header. He was also one of the original partners in adilas. Power user in the system. Sadly, he passed away due to cancer.

Shari Olin - Commonly known as "Shari O.". She worked in the accounting department back in the Morning Star days. She has been somewhat of a mother hen to help all of us crazy chickens keep going. She helps with customer support, training, payroll, bill collection, and tons of backend office functions. Major power user. Just being silly, but she can have the mouth of a sailor but the heart of an angel. Part of the adilas admin team and a great friend.

Craig Leitner - Also part of the original Morning Star team. Craig was the automotive floorplan and bank guy. He is a power user in the system and does a lot of bank reconciliation and other tasks. He currently works with Steve and asks as the adilas controller (money flow guy).

Cory Warden - Originally an adilas rep and consultant. Cory become part of the team after being a rep for quite some time. She helps with customer care, client support, project management, and keeping the team on track. She also does all of the news and updates and other training material. Cory does tons of oversight type services for our clients. Power user and part of the admin team.

Sean Carlton - Sean was a manager at a Cannabis dispensary in Colorado that used adilas for years and years until they sold. Steve recruited Sean to help with sales, deployment, and training. Sean brings lots of usage experience. Often, he is one of the helpers if we need to send someone onsite to help with a deployment or training session. Power user.

Brandon Moore - I'm one of the guys that writes most of the developer's notebook entries. Originally, I was hired by Morning Star, the automotive dealership, to help with data entry, accounting, and website stuff. I ended up being one of the main adilas developers and architects. I build content, write code, help other developers and team members, and help with training. Helped start the project back in 2001 under the Morning Star name.

Chris Dunsey - One of the first adilas interns (developers). Helped with a number of projects. Ended up being somewhat of a consultant later on.

Shawn Curtis - Kinda a funny story. He was taking a developer's class at Bridgerland. He knew my brother Russell. He asked to join our developer class and became one of the first interns along with Chris Dunsey. Shawn ended up helping with payroll and other projects. Some of the photo galleries in the system came from Shawn's help. He also worked on the media/content (file upload) pieces. Later on, he did more payroll work and acted as a buddy to Brandon and did some consulting work. We worked together for years and years.

Russell Moore - Russell is my younger brother. Originally, he was added to the group because of his graphic skills. He ended up being a great backend developer and project manager. He has also acted as a trainer and mentor for Brandon along the way. Much of the current system came from projects and efforts that Russell was involved with. He has also been Brandon's AI tutor in recent years. Great help to the system. Huge contribution.

Chris Johnnie - He is an entrepreneur who teamed up with Russell to help create a company called "Adilas For Business" or "AFB". Eventually, both Russell and Chris sold their pieces back to adilas. They were honestly the first ones to really try to run as a white label of adilas. This was back in 2015 and 2016. Chris really helped to push the product to the next level along with Russell's help.

Danny Shuford - Longtime friend of Steve's. Danny helped with some website design, sales, and videos for adilas. He even got into creating custom PDF labels for clients. Light development work.

Marisa Shaw - She is Danny's daughter. Danny brought her to an adilas training event in Denver, CO. Marisa was the star student. She ended up helping with some graphics, flyers, marketing material, teaching, instruction, and planning. Power user. Very helpful.

Shannon Scoffield - Shannon is Brandon and Russell's sister. Her maiden name is Shannon Moore. Huge help and virtual assistant to Brandon. She has helped with training, project management, and content creation. Most of the major content sessions were or have been with Brandon and Shannon working together. When they, Brandon and Shannon, were traveling, Shannon was one of the primary adilas instructors. If she was teaching Brandon was taking notes. If Brandon was teaching, Shannon was taking notes. Power user.

Cheryl Moore - Cheryl is my mom. What an asset. She owns a small business and has owed a few different ones. When we were doing training sessions, she came to every one of them. She asked wonderful questions and was a great supporter. Sometime, I would use her as a test subject - can my mom do this? If yes, we are good. If not, we may need to keep tweaking it. Thanks mom!

Wayne Moore - Wayne is my dad. He was my hiking buddy and more than willing to talk about ideas and concepts on our walks and hikes. He helped out with video stuff and was a great coordinator for making other connections. He worked at Bridgerland (technical college) and helped us get setup with classrooms, computer labs, and other great connections. Huge cheerleader! There is another Wayne, Wayne Andersen, he is a backend developer, systems guy, and database guy.

Wayne Andersen - This Wayne lives in Portugal and helps with all of the backend security, server, and code testing. Major skills, writes code, helps push all of us to new technologies, partially retired but loves to play with tech stuff. If you search for Wayne and it deals with concepts and coordination stuff, that's my dad, Wayne Moore. If you search for Wayne and it sounds like a master backend guy, that's Wayne Andersen.

Alan Williams - One of the lead developer's at adilas.biz. Alan joined us in 2015 and quickly came up through the ranks. Trainer, CTO, team lead, master developer, prototyper, and system architect. Alan has helped with many projects and features over the years. He also helped Brandon with some of the prep work for the adilas lite (fracture) plans and project. Sometimes called "Dr. Alan" by the other developers. Example: This might be a project for Dr. Alan.

Bryan Dayton - Bryan has been one of the most versatile guys on our team. Originally, he joined a development class out of curiosity. He and Brandon live in the same town and know each other from church. Bryan has done more custom code or small system projects than almost any other developer. He also joined the team in 2015. He helps with sales, custom projects, pushing on projects that he thinks will yield a return. Lots of work on the adilas lite and fracture project. Very hard working and versatile.

Dustin Siegel - Developer who helped with numerous cannabis and cultivation type projects. He worked directly under Steve to help with that business vertical. Many of the original pages that Steve built were taken over and remade by Dustin.

Eric Tauer - Developer and custom code guy. Originally, Eric knew Steve and lived in Salida, CO. As a note, adilas is Salida spelled backwards. Eric has a background in database work and data warehousing. Eric has done tons of custom systems for clients. Often, Eric would pioneer certain features or logic, as custom code, and then we would bring those features into the main adilas application.

Garrett Kirschbaum - Adilas intern and then full developer back in 2015. Stressful time of building and expansion. He and others helped run the adilas shop with Brandon's help. Garrett was a great developer and helped us standardize a number of tools and features. He was the first developer to work on sub inventory, back in the day. He also did other projects and helped with some developer management stuff.

Charles or "Chuck" Swann - Charles was an instructor at Bridgerland for web development. He builds custom websites, does amazing mock-ups, prototypes, and is a CSS master (styling a website using code). Chuck worked with Russell to help with redesign work, projects, and vision. Chuck worked fulltime for a number of years and now works and coordinates work done by a small hand-picked design and development team. Anything that needs some design loving gets passed over the Chuck and his small team.

Steve McNew - Friend of Steve Berkenkotter's. This Steve helped prep some whitepaper documents to help with getting adilas standardized and some internal audit type stuff. Mostly white papers and putting things down on paper. He ended up getting hired by the local school district and wasn't able to finish the process, but he got it started. He asked some great questions, and we had some good conversations.

Abby Elkins - Abby is Brandon's daughter. Her maiden name was Abby Moore. Abby, when she was little (10-12 years old) helped with some of the original concept artwork for adilas. Later on, she helped with content for the presentation gallery and then the adilas lite plans (fracture). Currently, she is working graphic artwork for different adilas pages. She's now in her mid 20's and has some awesome art and content skills.

Aspen Moore - Aspen is Abby's younger sister and Brandon's daughter. Aspen helped Brandon with some planning and counseling (mental help). Aspen also did some general business consulting with her dad Brandon.

John Maestas - Developer, backend server guys, and designer. John came to us through Dustin. John was uses as a jack of all trades on the backend and frontend. He did numerous projects, documentation, payroll, and page redesign projects. John was also very help to Brandon in working on the notes and comments on the SWOT analysis document. Many other projects as well. Good vision of the future.

Kiva Berkenkotter - Steve's wife. She helped Steve with various projects and planning sessions. At one point, she was in charge of paying commissions and collecting monthly reoccurring payments. Huge supporter to Steve!

Heather Moore - Heather is Brandon's wife. What a trooper. Cheerleader, support, ideas, and consulting. Huge asset to Brandon (me). Thanks Heather!

Jonathan Wells - Designer and mock-up guy. He helped to map out the system and created a number of deep mock-ups for adilas lite (fracture) projects. Great job catching the vision and putting those pieces into a visual representation. We still refer to his work when talking about fracture (future project for adilas).

Jonathan Johnson - Business consultant from Epic Enterprises. Met with Brandon and Steve in end of 2019 into 2020. Really helped us see some needs and opportunities. Later, helped Brandon with some other consulting when trying to define the fracture plan.

Calvin Chipman - Windows software developer. Calvin also did a bunch of web-based work, database stuff, label printing, and API socket stuff. Calvin was the first developer to use the adilas API's to create a native mobile app for a client. He also built a number of special developer tools used by some of our team to speed things up. He's the tool guy!

Cody Apedaile - Bryan Dayton's cousin, Cody helped with a bunch of JavaScript code and changes. He also spent some time working on the UML diagram for the adilas database. We didn't get things finished, but he was working on a new build your own interface (custom to you) for adilas. We ran out of funding. We want to get back to that project at some point.

Dave Forbis - Dave was the official "high tech gofer". He did a bunch of things. Graphics, project management, brainstorming, planning, sales, and helped with managing developers for the adilas shop. He was another great student. He came to a number of training courses and brought so much to the courses. He was also a big support to Brandon during some rough times.

Josh - There are three Josh's. Josh Wheeler, Brandon's friend and developer. Josh Sagert, developer and adilas user (worked tons on the discount engine), and Josh White, Steve's friend from California. Josh White has brought us a number of bigger leads and bigger players, like franchises, and other higher-end clients. Anything recent is Josh White, from California. He helps with networking, sales, and dreaming of new things.

Suzi Distelberg - Sales, training, and deployment. She also worked with some custom projects and doing step-by-step user guides. She has helped with all kinds of projects and even gone onsite for setups and training. Great asset!

Kelly Whyman - Kelly is Dustin's wife. Kelly was single handedly the best independent sales rep that adilas had. She did training, consulting, and sponsored a number of custom projects. Kelly helped Steve and Brandon with reports, functionality, and other things. She got so good at things, state contracts snagged her up to work at state and multi-state level stuff.

Molly Hennessy - Molly was another independent sales rep and consultant. She had numerous clients and got into doing SOP's (standard operating procedures) and other high-end documentation and training. Molly was an entrepreneur and even started creating some of her own product and services. If you search adilas on google, some of the other results are from Molly. Super creative and a great consultant.

Hamid Karbasi - Developer - He has worked with Brandon doing small websites, training, and small tasks. He currently is a manager at a retail store and brings some managerial type skills to the table. Willing to talk about concepts and how they apply to retail and other environments. He is also lightly helping with some planning for fracture.

Gene Spaulding - Friend, entrepreneur, and businessman. Gene is an old college friend. We had a number of friends in common. He has been a small mentor to me over the years. Way back, before adilas, he helped me get my first business loan for a project that I was working on.

Sharik Peck - Friend, entrepreneur, public speaker, physical therapist, and businessman. Good influence and mentor in ways. Sharik and I used to exercise together back in the day. Many of fun walk, run, and weightlifting session. Learning some conference and training skills from him and his wife. They have done really well pushing their product lines and doing some marketing. Trying to get some ideas.

Bridgerland Technical College - Use to be Bridgerland Applied Technology College. Not a person, but a huge help. This is a local technical college in the Logan, UT, area. Brandon's dad, Wayne, worked there. Tons of assets. They provided classrooms, training options, computers, and even an small incubation spot (starter office space) for the adilas shop during the startup phase. Huge asset!

McCorvey's Pro Shop - Also known as Bowling World. Client that had multiple locations. The started out with around 30 and grew up to the 90+ location level, all using adilas. Long time client.

Emerald Fields - They were the first client that wanted their own fully dedicated box and server. They had multiple locations and requested some custom code, reports, and features.

Beaver Mountain Ski School - Client that we helped them track their ski school (snow sport) lessons. Students, instructors, classes, and schedules. Custom interface dealing with elements of time and flex grid.

Bear 100 - This was the first event or annual event client that we did. They used the system for about a week each year. They had 350+ runners and their families that would be on the site for multiple days straight. It was a 100 mile running race with 13 aid stations and a small social portal for the family and friends to watch their runners. This one was special as it had custom input options to upload CSV files to populate the database vs normal HTML form field entries. Records were sent in batches from remote places to adilas for storage and race progress.

High Valley Bike Shuttle - Online ecommerce and scheduling client. They also have a cafe and small retail store. Fun online scheduling and bulk flex grid projects.

Herbo - Mike Roundtree, owner of Herbo, was the first company to do a small white label of adilas. Mike has been a great asset to Steve and the two of them have worked on projects, plans, and dreams. Herbo also has a custom payment solution that they are trying to market and get rolling. Mike has been a great supporter for years. He is also a certified CPA and that credential helps us and him. We would like to get other CPA's on board as well. Thanks Mike!

Nxtlinq AI - AI assistant. These guys really pushed us to get an AI agent inside of adilas. Tons of development took place and lots of prep stuff. We wanted to do a 3-part plan for integrating AI. 1. Teach it how to navigate using the AI quick search (check - done), 2. Teach it all things adilas. and 3. Teach it how to be clear up at the consultant type level. We only got the first phase done. Lots of other plans and such, but we ran out of funding.

Grok AI - Steve loves using Grok. He has built a number of image generation options inside of adilas. He is also working with Grok to feed it data to help with analytics and AI insight. This is not finished yet, but we may end up using Grok as an AI assistant inside of adilas. We have simple and emerging connections available right now but need to really polish things up before going live with the AI assistant options.

ChatGPT AI - We have started using ChatGPT to help with code, explanations, explore resources, planning, and help with training and flow for people and other AI bots. Currently, Brandon, Steve, Bryan, Alan, Josh, Russell, Chuck, and Wayne are using AI in either ChatGPT chat sessions or some other form of AI. We have some using Copilot, Gemini, Claude, etc. AI is actually helping in many ways. ChatGPT is a big one for use. Anyways, they are earning their place in the adilas key contributors list.

There are so many more that I can't list. Developers, users, power users, reps, consultants, trainers, clients, accountants, friends, family, and even critics. They have all helped out the idea farming process and progression. Good stuff! We couldn't have done this alone. It takes a community to do what we are doing.

Meeting with the Lucky Puppy or Puppy Palace folks (dog nails and grooming service). They are looking for a multi-relational pets to owners, pets to techs, color based key, and tons of other things. I showed a small demo of the backend code and where we are at with things. They wanted to know where we are heading moving forward. They are a potential client and we are looking for ways to help them out and solve some of their problems. Suzi recorded the last half of the meeting when they were showing us some of their needs. These are some of my notes:

- As a disclaimer... I went back through the video and refined my notes. Original meeting was on 8/22. I rewatched the video on 8/26 and added a few more notes on 8/27/24. We already have a ton of these pieces. This meeting was to show us what they are wanting and needing and how we will need to put it all together. Just guessing, but I'd say we have 85% of all of these things right now. We just need to tweak a few things out, make some plans, add some new settings, and alter the flow a little bit here and there. That's awesome!

- Choose a customer, choose a pet, choose a service(s), choose a color, choose other assistants, check in/out, create a cart, manage the tips (split tips - they really want this... this was huge). Be able to copy the booking and rebook it (docking and rebooking). Email and text message back to the client. That's kind of a summary of sorts.

- Be able to edit the cart and add discounts during checkout

- 100 appointments a day - phone calls, changes, super-fast paced

- Show cancelations - what was there - They like to see what has changed, moved, or been canceled

- Adding a new client and making it quick - currently, they are using first name, last name, cell phone, email, and zip code. Be able to add more if needed. We have tons of settings there already.

- Notes on pets ... name, type (breed), age, size, up to date on vaccine, does it bite? etc. - thinking about flex grid tie-ins or a custom table there. On the notes and records for the dogs, maybe group things and then allow a subset to be shown. Go from simple groups (say per pet name) to more complex, everything tied to that pet.

- Each service has a time (block of time) associated with the service - there are some pros and cons to that approach. Anyways, just making a list of things that they were showing us and asking for.

*** Fast... they love drag and drop - They would love to be able to easily drag and drop and edit a time slot (length of the appointment - longer or shorter) all done through drag and drop.

- Making the appointments, changing the appointments, etc. - planning for the next step

- Major color code key - they are using multiple colors - each one means something - allow them to set up their own keys and values and colors.

- Tie-in the monies a little bit tighter - they would love to see it more or better - currently they are using multiple systems and then running the cards on the side. They would love to see it all tied in together better. Ideally, they are wanting a mix of an integrated scheduling software package, CRM (customer and pet relationship management), full POS (point of sale), ability to mix both products and services, and manage the money part of the puzzle. Sounds like our kind of game.

*** Tip splitting is huge... keep track of things... tight - reporting the tips split by person (by tech). Help automate this for them. Currently, they have to do it manually. This feature is big enough that it is a make-or-break level feature.

- They are having a problem with tracking their dogs... and having to read the notes for each one, over and over. They need the multi-relational database between owners and pets. We want to really help make this nice. I was originally thinking flex grid tie-ins... We may want to look into a way of doing sub queries or special grouping to make it smoother. We could also do some sort of custom table or custom joiner table.

- Being able to see the whole picture... they need techs, time slots, rooms, services, and needs (client and pet needs). All tracked in one place. Fully customizable - show simple to more complex.

- Alerts on the appointments - little flags - possibly even color-coded tags and flags

- A 3D view of the techs, the rooms, the appointments, the needs, the conflicts, the crossovers, etc. - that would be super cool - just an idea

*** Email and text messaging - app messaging - they really want normal text messaging including conversations back and forth. Here are a few other things related to text messaging needs: - Send message when booking the appointment, send reminders - multiple, send appointment confirmations - auto and manual, send booking reminders - some of their appointments are booked out 4-6 weeks in advance. There was also some talks about sending out auto emails for different actions or steps. Those would need to be defined.

- Switched to a different software package - They started showing us "Rosy" (used for 8 years - lots of data and history) - this is a human salon based software package. Part way through, the switched and showed us a dog or pet care solution called "GrooMore". They, the client, currently used Rosy in one location and the GrooMore software in another location. They are looking to get the best of both worlds. Ideally, we, adilas can come up with a mix and blend of both and become/be used as a newer or custom software option.

- They would like customizable enterprise - multi-location controls and flow of data, pricing, processes, reporting, etc.

- There are going to be transition strategies that need to be involved as our relationship develops. They want to keep going, with minimal issues, get back data, and make it all smooth. At some point, depending on what we can show them, we may need some transition strategies.

- There are too many appointments - a glitch could really be a problem - high volume

- They would like the option of seeing the last service, if known, per client/pet

- They want the appointment to hold all services and all assistants vs each service being its own appointment and each helper being its own mini appointment. More relational database connections.

- Their customer and service look-ups were really fast - asynchronous calls - like ajax or dynamic select or predictive text searches

- Be able to set settings for future interactions - what they normally get - be able to save that (speed things up by saving choices per customer and per pet)

- They need both owner names and pet names to show up on the view - They also want to see both names, client and pet(s), along with all services (cart line items), as well as other assigned flags per appointment. These would show up on the rollover or mouse hover action (aka the popup or rollover popup).

- They are constantly checking the schedule (visual display) to make sure all is well - help them out - simple look and feel with all of the details under the covers.

- Simple to add the other assistants - some appointments require 2-4 extra techs - make that quick. As a side note, the main appointment may be for a certain time and the assistant may be for a subset of that time. All tied to the correct pet.

- Showing conflicts - on the fly - both from calendar view and through a setup flow

- Showing the scheduling for any other assistants. Along with that, booking multi-staff appointments and then making sure that things stay tied together.

- Simple process (how long - in minutes) - add the drag and drop (super cool). Allow for both manual changes or drag and drop changes.

- Docking - saving or moving things - everything that is attached (all attached) - be able to move or put in the holding queue (session or memory) and then pull that back out when ready. Even having multiple things in the memory queue if needed. That would be cool. If needed, we could reuse quotes as a template of sorts. We could also allow for multiple things to be put in the queue. Kinda like a multi copy and paste board of sorts. You just get to manage it (really simply).

- Confirmed or unconfirmed appointments - checked in/out, paid, etc. - different flags and colors per appointment

- Colors - new dogs, bite risk, etc.

- Be able to book multiple staff members at the same time

- Multi-level sliding modals to add things - pretty slick

- Birthdays - it is nice to be able to just put in years and months and back figure the birthdate (help them out). Allow for either a real birthday or back figure based on the approximant (years and months combo).

- Being able to add tags for clients and tags for dogs - each their own tags and flags. Each tag gets a name/title and a color.

- Medical issues and comments - be able to add/edit

- Vaccination records - tracking that info

- Vet info - doctor info and such

- Dashboards

- Conversational text messages and using a huge texting tool

- Intake forms - QR codes or links - they add their own documents or forms (confirm and accept forms) - let the clients put in their own details. These client intake forms would be handled through the ecommerce or client portal section of the application.

- Quick jump from day to day, week to week, and month to month

- Notes - intake notes, appointment notes, ongoing list of notes. Being able to search and filter notes as needed.

- Be able to add/edit the tags per person or per pet

- Being able to search clients or pets by the tags. Thinking flex attributes for this.

- They are doing some mobile on-site appointments. They want to pull up clients in that area to say we are in the area. They like to tag their client's general location (area) to help with targeted marketing efforts.

- Bulk text messaging based on filters or tags - batch send out things based on applied filters of the larger record set.

- Searching by pet name and then finding the client based on the dog or pet name

- Deceased dogs - dogs that have passed away - they still want to see it - maybe just flagged vs not fully deleting the pet profile.

- They would love integrated financials - in the end

- Reach out to Jen if I have other questions. Debi and her crew seemed to be pretty busy (booked).

- Just an idea, currently we allow for photos and media/content to be added to the main customer or client records. Up to 100 photos per client. Do we want to open that up and allow for sub groupings withing the photos for the specific dogs? We do allow things like this to take place for parts and general inventory items (photos and media/content for subs). Anyways, this could come later as well, if needed. Just an idea.

- Empower them on the setup and layout... Let them drive it - block sizes, what to show on the title per appointment, what to show on the hover (rollover popup), color keys, flags, etc.

*** vertical time view (a design has been built by Chuck - branch CAS-93)

- For me - claim some time - make time for it - review the video and make a plan... make sure that we have access to the correct demo site and make things flow there. Thinking about settings and putting the power in their hands - put them in the driver's seat. Wow - great meeting!

1/13/25 Bryan and Brandon meeting 

To outline what it would take in time/money to complete this project.  Then take the information to Steve and Suzi to decide if we are moving forward or putting it on hold. 

A ball park estimate without outlining each project would be at least 200-250 hours ($20,000-$25,000).  At 20 hours per week (which Bryan has available) it would take 3 months.  This project would be utilized in similar pet grooming and salon type businesses.  Currently Puppy Palace would utilize this.  At $300/month the ROI would be 5 years.

1. Vertical time view. (20-40hr project)

    a. Populate Charles' layout

    b. Already have a time slot view.

2. Add drag and drop. (done fairly quickly because time slots already exist - Javascript edit).

    a. outsource this to Cody (20-30hr)

3. Tip splitting. (20hrs)

    a. tips field exists (Eric) on the main invoices if using CC.

    b. open up so that any cart can utilize it.

    c. create a tips page.

4. Texting/email API. (30-40 hrs)

    a. Garrett/Calvin created apis with Twillio.

    b. General filtering (no "cannabis", other reserved words).

    c. They pay 3rd party directly, or pay through Adilas? Monitor and record that.

5. Flagging and Tagging tweaks (15-20 hrs).

6. Pet specific needs. Owner to pet, pet to vet, etc.

*** could be used for multiple Adilas projects.

Emails and looking into an error with the old part weight field out in ecommerce land. It had some code that tried to format it as a number but technically, it was stored in the database as a string. I added some validation and conditions and uploaded the pages. This was an error that has been showing up from time to time but we just didn't know where it was coming from. Nobody reported it but the spiders (web crawlers and search engine crawlers) were hitting it over and over again. We found it due to a backend error trapping report that Garrett created a couple years back. Anyways, hopefully we have it fixed now.

-add some new personal settings for elements of time homepage.

-add a new horizontal time slot view for elements of time. This would be people down then left side and time across the top.

-(5:00 - 5:15)Recording notes and getting organized.

-(5:15 - 5:45)uploading files and running API updates for Chris Dunsey.

-(9:30 am - 8:30 pm)Logan, see E of T for details - Daniel, Nick, Bryan, and I were white boarding and brainstorming on Beaver Mountain and lessons/class based eCommerce and staffing flow. Kris came and helped - meeting with will on application universe plus world levels.

-Signing off on code with Bryan on his consolidated receivables and consolidated payables - Quotes with Dave and Louisa - working with Garrett on sub inventory. Long day but good stuff.

-(9:30 pm - 10:00 pm)Went to my parents house and helped them get set up on a new adilas system for and industrial recycling business. They ave great helpers and cheerleaders. I am so blessed.

9:00 - 11:30 on the phone with Garrett going over errors and bug fixes for sub inventory. Lots of work with validation error handling, and standardization. We also  had some good  conversations about getting good data and logic higher on the page vs. right on the middle of the page output.

- Went to a family history fair and Mindy Pratt was the presenter. What a good job - Simple PowerPoint, great ideas, and down to earth presentation. i loved it. I could using adilas for family history very easily using customers, elements of time, sub dates and time, sub notes and comments, flex grid, photos, and media content.

12:45 - 1:15 Recording notes.

-BE YOURSELF 

5:00-5:30

• Research on a book that Shannon asked about. I thought that I had recorded it in my notes so I spent half an hour looking through some old entries int he adilas university site. The book she was looking for is called "Henry Hikes to Fitch burg". It is about two bears that decide to meet at a certain town that is a distance away. One bears walks and has an adventure while the other works and buys a ticket on the train to get to the destination. Anyways, a great story about the journey throughout the land we call adilas. What a journey!

8:15-9:15

• Went to Smithfeild to work with mu mom and dad and Jared on their new industrial recycling project. We sat around the table and had our first group meeting on what the plan would be and where we are headed. Basic ideas concepts and direction.

10:00-10:30

• Email and tech support

10:30-11:00

• Phone calls and talking with Shannon (Go To Meeting) going over updates and tech support issues. 

11:00-2:00

• Testing API socket connections for Hypur. Lots of debugging and on a GoToMeeting session with one of their developers making changes. Posted new code to all servers. Also posted a CSS change for their new presets. Also, I fixed the printing problem with the CSS.

3:00-8:00

• Went to Logan
• Emails
• Added new project management for Hypur for dynamic payment types and general 3rd party error logs
• Worked with Bryan on future planning for adilas black box structure
• The view cart is going to be a happening place
• Worked with Garrett for a couple of hours on sub inventory
• We worked on smart group buttons for subs and cascading links. Navigation and connections around the site. It is coming together. 30 miles.

New Community Funded Projects

• View only
• Location specific permissions
• Think every page

5:00-5:45

• Recording notes and looking into an error for FedEx and Safe harbor eCommerce site.

8:30-9:15

• On the phone with Steve going over options for sales, packages, commissions, and adilas shop finances and ownership. Expand...
• On ice down dates build in black boxes to every page. Disable submit buttons. Check on the action package for a date. 
• Use the community funded projects as a guide for needed projects.
• Use sales as a way to generate new business and get people working.
• Finish up the employee time clock piece tot he full level.
• On overtime...allow a new setting to set the rules based on hours per day or hours per week. The hours per day is new...Think 8, 12 etc.(hours per day on normal time.)
• On ice down date..use both Java Script (local) and server side logic to control it.
• Get the graphical user interfaces done and up and online

10:30-5:30

• Went into Logan
• Met w/Garrett going over Sub Inventory (expand) fixing errors and giving direction
• On the phone w/Calvin talking about the Adilas label wizard. We talked pricing and marketing options. We even talked about trading hours and helping each other.
• Went on a walk w/Nick to talk about funding, sales and options.
• Got Alan going on a flash my cart favorite project.
• Talking w/Dave, Russell, etc. about options.
• Talked with Keats and gave him a n update on funding and where we are at
• My mom came by and we talked with her about a web page she wants
• Pointed some the guys towards looking at older quotes and negotiating prices and terms 30 miles.

SHOP

• Will
• Nick
• Brandon
• Jake
• Daniel
• Bryan
• Garrett
• Adam
• Calvin
• Makay
• James Derrick
• Chris Scholle
• Chris Dunsey
• Shawn Curtis

• Russell
• Shannon
• Dave

• Alan
• Jonnathan
• Lincoln
• Louisa

• Wayne
• Jared
• Chris Jhonnie
• Steve Daniels

New Settings

Add fail sages and fall backs

6 logos (send to Russell)

Files to Hypur

Restore some things from meeting with Garrett

CSS samplier file

Simple HTML files for conditioning

• Letters to Dave, Bryan, Garrett, and Calvin
• Bear 100 CSV and Record new Bear 100 notes and requests
• Google Maps Stuff
• Headers, footers, and CSS stuff
• Check the Adilas Logo on the YouTube Video Section...It looks bad

Completed in 2016 by Garrett

Completed by Garrett 2016

Completed 2016 by Garrett