Update: 2/3/20: Adding custom messaging to the queues. When you have delivery, you will have a certain message. We don't need to worry about the verbiage. We put the text field in and they can enter.

1/23/20: From meeting with steve regarding MI needs for e-commerce: See attachment for all notes from client/Molly. Below are Cory's notes on each item.

1)aQueue selection setting- required yes/no. Bryan could bring in queue code that already exists. (quoted at $1,000)

1)b Payment authorization= custom black box could be written by Bryan. Not sure on $ for this.

2) Back to consent check box: part of the black box above steve thinks- but isn't sure. Who else would want someone to have to check a box for consent to pay? Still discussing- no quote yet.

3)Another e-commerce setting related to queue. If using queue (yes) and queue is delivery queue, must hit a minimum dollar amount to be able to check out. Steve said it would be similar to disabling of checkout for having too many grams in the cart. Quoted at $500.

4) Currently can add a flat rate or use shipping matrix. Matrix can be set as 1-300= $10 delivery fee. $301-1000 (or whatever) = delivery fee= 0. This would need to be tied into delivery queue. Currently there is a box next to the shipping matrix that applies to all sales. There could be another box that that when checked applies to this logic:  If you use queue and it is set to delivery, then apply shipping matrix. Quoted at $500.

5)Could turn on signature fields one and two in corpwide settings. Create a setting for capturing enabled data. Customers could sign with finger or stylus or even type in that field.. This would show up after receipt is created. Quoted at $1,000.

6)Another setting in e-commerce, not sure how deep. You would assume it is their first time if the box isn't checked. Conversation stopped here, as Steve thinks liability is too high to control this, and that patients age and consent for data retention should be acknowledged/agreed upon when they become a patient. There could be consent forms that say "if you are going to shop/order online then you must read and sign this form..." get this prepared by attorney and have in each patient profile. Question: does MI say this has to be seen online or can this be achieved ahead of time? Seems more reliable than a pop up that says" Are you 21?" No quote- will need to discuss further if it's a must to have it online per MI regulations. Wasn't clear at this time. Would be custom if we go forward.

7) Setting in e-commerce to not allow to edit profile. Quoted at $500.