First topic of the day today was talking about the talent pool that adilas has access to. Steve and I chatted about a number of the different developers, reps, consultants, and sales people who are helping us to play the game. We talked about how best to keep funding those efforts and endeavors. Good stuff, but you do have to be creative.

I showed Steve an update on where we are for the customer tax category project that I've been working on. We also briefly talked about a new sales flyer and where we are headed with that venture. Lots of moving pieces. I worked on more code for the invoice side of the customer tax category project. This helps with invoice line items being added after the fact and still being able to maintain the correct tax categories if an item is added later on.

Eric popped in a couple of times and has a few small questions. We talked about touching base almost daily until we could get a firm grip on when we could have the sub special account tracking stuff done. This deals with loyalty points, gift cards, etc. Eric also had some questions about doing custom work or internal adilas work. He mentioned, that it would be so cool if we had all of the custom one-off pieces that he has built, inside of the main adilas platform. That would be super cool. In the meantime, we are gaining ideas and knowledge of what is wanted and what is needed. Sometimes we have to play the custom one-off game until we either know enough about the needs and wants of our clients or we get the correct amount of internal funding to build it as a core piece.

Wayne popped on and we chatted with him about moving and migrating a couple of companies from servers to other servers. Basically, a company that has a dedicated box, just acquired a couple more companies that are on another server. They want everything under just one roof on the same server. As we were talking, Wayne had a couple questions and ideas. He brought up the fact that if we wanted to, we could split all of these databases into smaller single corp instances and run them on their own databases vs deploying things in a shared or semi-shared environment. We talked about pros and cons and I shared a little bit of history with Wayne on what we have been calling the world building project. We have wanted to do this (getting people off the bus - splitting up the database) for years and years. Looking forward, I'll bet that Wayne will end up helping us out there. Good stuff.

Spent the rest of the time coding on the customer tax category project, emails, paying bills, and trying to get some verbage together for a new news and update on the customer tax category changes.