When I got on the meeting both Steve and Sean were working on a client's books and getting things to balance (backend accounting dealing with stock/units, outside repairs, and correct costing). Fun to watch them work. Like detectives looking for clues and mismatches.

Steve and I were talking about different clean-up processes, last modified records, and harnessing user clicks as a virtual assistant to help with clean-up and aggregation processes. Cool concept. We also talked quite a bit about how deep things get. There are so many moving pieces. It gets tough to keep track of everything.

As part of our conversation, we talked about simple implementations and going beyond that super simple level. As soon as you add in multiple levels, permissions, settings, sub locations, sub phases, sub inventory, and full backend and frontend accounting and operations - you have to go beyond the super simple, it just breaks down, if it's not deep enough. That seems to be the water that we swim in.

Just for kicks, once Steve left the meeting, Sean and John were still in there. We ended up talking about how cool it would be if the system could help you know where things were wrong or possible problems. Imagine how cool it would be if the system could tell you, things are off or out of whack here and there. That would be super cool!