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| table_planning_for_mini_conversions.xlsx | Doc/Spreadsheet | 6/5/2017 | More work done on the mini conversions project. This spreadsheet has some ideas for tables and how we will record the data. This is a small planning piece. | |
| scratch paper_r3_sub_inventory_mini_conversions.docx | Doc/Text | 6/5/2017 | Scratch paper doc with notes about the mini conversions project for round 3 of sub inventory. Lots of new ideas, technical stuff, and questions that still need to be answered. This is a working document and somewhat of a big scratch pad to help us pull all of the pieces together. | |
| brandon_and_steve_talking_options.jpg | Image/JPEG | 6/5/2017 | This is a small drawing of some possible options that exist between the hub model and the adilas market model. Steve and I were talking about how we could use the core of adilas for certain things and the surrounding adilas marketplace for other sources of revenue. Lots of talk back and forth to see how we want to play to the game. | |
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On the morning GoToMeeting session with Steve and Eric. Steve and I stared talking mini conversions and then rolled into other possible business models with a trust, a market place, etc. Here are some rough notes from the first part of the day. - When adding things to the balance sheet (for the new round). We need to talk and create a difference between monies paid in and time attributed. There is a difference but they both pull a weight. When real monies come in, we would pay them back the principal plus simple interest (say 10% per month off of the principal). - We could even set some rules that says we can push monies toward adilas and we'll pay interest on that. We may even need to set some rules on how long monies could be held and stored. For example, a max number of years before it gets paid back. - We need to work on some basic structure and virtual by-laws or rules for the game. The goal is working on creating the perfect business model (perfect for us). - Eric came on and we talked a little bit about QuickBook integration. We did some light models and drawings. We talked about some numbers and at least 1/3 of our clients are on the older traditional double entry accounting model. Eric may build this out as a 3rd party solution. There may be some special mapping and/or a virtual model view controller type piece that is needed. There be a bunch of this mapping and needs that are custom per client. - We are seeing more and more needs for parent item attributes or parent attributes. Currently, we only have sub attributes tied to part categories. This may end up helping with sub part categories. A new parent attribute section may help us get more away from leaning on the flex grid tie-ins as much. Let the flex grid tie-in pieces do a different job. Simplify and streamline where possible. The whole last half of the meeting was used in more planning on the mini conversion project. We spent quite a bit of time working on the database table planning document in MS Excel. We added in some sort fields, changed some verbage to include a base unit of measure and a conversion unit of measure. We also got more into the invoice and full checkout process of what happens for activity and such. We ran multiple scenarios with different pieces to see how they would play through. I really enjoying playing with things and testing before we ever go to code. That helps us work out the kinks before it gets super technical. Good session. See attached for a couple of small drawings, scratch paper, and the Excel file with the table layouts. |