Another fun day on the adilas farm... We had Steve, Dustin, Eric, Wayne, and I on the morning meeting. Dustin was reporting about some of his new AJAX stuff on his cultivation pages. He is trying to break that page and flow process into smaller bite size pieces. Steve had a few questions on some of his bulk page clean-up tools (bulk close sub inventory packages that had a 0 quantity and were set to show - disabled). We looked at some queries and made a few minor tweaks. He is doing great. Eric had a couple of questions. Steve had some 3rd party API socket settings stuff for Eric and I. There is also a Lots of moving pieces out there. Steve also let us know about a possible project that would be funded by an outside party that deals with an API socket connection between Woo commerce, WordPress, and adilas. Wayne was checking on our AWS transition testing and making some tweaks. Lots of good stuff.

As a side note, there were some small discussions about security and liability of our clients using the adilas API sockets. We also talked about other outside parties using the same API sockets. We have to maintain who authorized what access and who virtually opened the data window/door. I told Steve that I would like to keep the API sockets open and increase the options to use them. He was worried about both security and liablility levels and wanted to know how some of that stuff works and/or is setup. We covered the basics and even went over a few scenarios. We had a brief, but good talk on the subject. As a follow up, we will be doing a mix between a full 3rd party solution and a custom black box for a single client and their mini 3rd party provider (kind of a hybrid of sorts - just for a single corporation). The important thing is, we will be tracking all of their data requests via a custom and special id number (this will help with the audit trail).