If settling a business trip to Mars is like taking candy from a baby compared to what you have to do at your own company, then MLGERP might interest you.

Today was the first attempt at settling business trips and handling them in the MLGERP mobile application.

The assumptions were more or less as follows:

"If you're going on a business trip, but you were at the office beforehand and you commuted to the office by car, and the driver had gaps in his teeth in the form of a missing front tooth, then for the settlement you need a rate taken from the F-K system for February 29th two years ago (unless it was a leap year, then you need the rate from February 28th). If the driver didn't have a gap in his teeth, you take the rate from the second day of the month, unless it's the 1st, then you take it from the third day."

It turned out quite well for a first iteration.

There's still a lot of work ahead of us, because it turned out that the data model wasn't fully thought through, but that's pretty standard. When the client sees the mockups (forms), new ideas for improving functionality immediately come to mind.

Tomorrow there's a working meeting on this matter.

It's pleasing that new functionalities in MLGERP are being developed...