On the morning meeting with Steve and Russell for the first little bit. Steve and I were talking about the balance between custom code and internal code and development. We spend a lot of time on custom stuff. However, it also helps to pay for our guys and we gain some benefits by allowing it to happen. We do need to be careful, but if we keep it balanced, it can and will work great.

We talked about using the Ice-down dates and ICC (internal cost corrections) per locations to help keep things straight. This could be done to help close things out and keep parent costs in check. The real answer is in sub inventory and cost controls, but we have met with some resistance, especially from older or prior clients. They don't want to take the jump and do that extra step. Anyways, as Steve and I were talking, there was a definite undercurrent of the users need to use the tools provided and/or pay for future development. We would totally wear ourselves out if we did everything that was asked of us by our clients. We simply can't do it all. We need to make the dreams meet reality, on both sides of the fence. Good conversation.

Russell and Steve chatted about changes to adilas ecommerce while I started paying bills and fixing a small bug on the BSI (balance sheet items stuff) to expense/receipts. After that, I jumped off the GoToMeeting session and did my own stuff. I did a bunch of emails, paid bills, and got Wayne setup with Newtek as an authorized adilas rep to open and check on support tickets and such.

After that, I started to work more on the sales tax by customer type changes that Kelly is waiting for. This is a smaller part of the bigger sales tax expansion project. That has been a long time coming.