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Assigned To: Brandon Moore
Created By: Brandon Moore
Created Date/Time: 2/6/2017 1:15 pm
 
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Title/Caption: Meeting with the AFB team
Start Date/Time: 2/8/2017 1:00 pm
End Date/Time: 2/8/2017 3:15 pm
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afb_packages_and_pro_model.jpg   Image/JPEG 2/8/2017 Small drawing of where we are and what we want our future model to be. Light talk about going into a pro model of adilas vs. the older and smaller classic adilas vs. the options that AFB is able to add. The pro model would be combination of all of those pieces into one integrated model and/or app. One of the concepts in the drawing is corp-based permissions vs. user-based permissions. This is one way we could control size and features.
Meeting_with_Adilas_For_Business_2_8_17.docx   Doc/Text 2/8/2017 Brainstorming notes from a meeting with the AFB team. We went over some needs out in ecommerce land, new sales ideas, more info on our model and where we are headed. Good sales stuff.


Notes:
On a GoToMeeting session with the AFB team. We had Steve, Chris, Russell, Brandon, and Shari O. on the call. We started off talking about Chris' needs for sub inventory on the ecommerce level. He is clothing and retail and needs colors and sizes. We talked about some options and recorded some small notes.

After that, we talked tons of sales stuff, model stuff, and what is our next move. See the attached set of notes for more info. Great session and we recorded some ideas on packages, sales models, and how we could combine forces in order to increase sales for adilas.

In talking about different package sizes and different industries, we did go over a concept of corp-based permissions vs. user-based permissions. If we took things clear out to the corp level, we could virtually hide (smoke and mirrors) or take parts away to simplify the options. As a side note, when dealing with custom... not everything is adding. Sometimes removing things really helps to make the pathway clearer.