- Steve and I were talking about data normalization - reporting systems (data pushed to them) - display systems (data pulled to them) - push and pull type technologies - what is the outside company's purpose? Are they a reporting agency or a menu and display type agency?

- Steve had some questions that were dealing with the application type id flag and setting that on vendors. Basically, he is introducing a new variable to help flag certain vendor records as inventory only vendors vs normal expense/receipt or vendors for paying bills.

- Wayne jumped in and had some questions about out API sockets, rest API's, and helping to standardize things. We talked about the Swagger Editor and some of the different standards that should/should not be used. Internal and external API sockets. Wayne was also talking about using Amazon Lambda functions and doing some API socket stuff from there.

- Steve and I were talking about our goals and where we want to go. Good conversation.

- We also talked about white label options and how that could play out. Even options on internal and external white labels.

- Around 11 am, Alan, Eric, Wayne, Steve, and I had a meeting to talk more about the transition over to the AWS stuff. We were using a small Word Document as the outline for topics and questions to go over. I was scribing and the guys were giving their input and ideas. See attached for the latest working document. Lots of good notes. There is still a lot of work ahead of us, but the future looks bright.

- After the meeting, Alan and I spent about 1/2 hour looking over his current project. He is working on automating merchant settings and reoccurring invoicing. He showed me some of his code and we did a brief overview and looked at some of the new reports and functionality. It is getting pretty close. We also talked about custom black box code and where we want to go from here. It is super awesome to be able to do custom work, but there is a few hidden costs to it.