under edit household, create three tabs: Household info, Household members, Service providers

[dooliddler]

create three tabs: Household info, Household members, Service providers

[cavalryjim]

I would really prefer to be given the problem first...and then suggestions on the solution if solicited or if my solution is completely wrong.

On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 11:06 PM, dooliddler notifications@github.com wrote:

create three tabs: Household info, Household members, Service providers

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[dooliddler]

Problem: I don't always listen Suggestion: I'll do better

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On Sep 19, 2014, at 12:53 PM, "cavalryjim" notifications@github.com wrote:

I would really prefer to be given the problem first...and then suggestions on the solution if solicited or if my solution is completely wrong.

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create three tabs: Household info, Household members, Service providers

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[cavalryjim]

ServiceProvider relationship with Households and Animals. Currently, we associate service_providers with animals but perhaps we need to associate service_providers with households instead (or both). Here are some stories / questions we need to discuss:

• New service_provider is added to household with existing animals.
• New animal added to household with existing service_providers.
• What will be the client information expectations as we build the service_provider? Should the service_provider 'see' their client households or client animals?

After some consideration, I am thinking the service_providers should be associated with the households & rescues.

On Fri, Sep 19, 2014 at 1:08 PM, dooliddler notifications@github.com wrote:

Problem: I don't always listen Suggestion: I'll do better

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On Sep 19, 2014, at 12:53 PM, "cavalryjim" notifications@github.com wrote:

I would really prefer to be given the problem first...and then suggestions on the solution if solicited or if my solution is completely wrong.

On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 11:06 PM, dooliddler notifications@github.com wrote:

create three tabs: Household info, Household members, Service providers

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/cavalryjim/anicords/issues/36.

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— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/cavalryjim/anicords/issues/36#issuecomment-56213303.

[dooliddler]

Story 1:

• New service_provider is added to household with existing animals. Could we pose the question: Which of the following animals are associated with this provider? A | B | n...

  2

• New animal added to household with existing service_providers. Could we pose the question: Which of the following service providers associated with this animal? A | B | n..
• What will be the client information expectations as we build the service_provider? to link to an account and message, receive notifications, and alerts, and schedule.

Q4: Should the service_provider 'see' their client households or client animals? yes. The service provider should be albe to go to their dashboard and see all animals linked to them or direct a customers to link to them. This is the sell and back to the idea of activating a record from a patient archive for a visit and posting reminders directly to the notificatons tab of the household.

[cavalryjim]

I want to make everything about what we are building useful, flexible, and scalable.

How about this - from a household perspective, the animals never really need to be associated with the service_provider except when scheduling a service. At the moment a service is requested, the owner selects the animals to be serviced.

From a service_provider perspective, they would only be able to 'see' animals they have serviced before or animals owned by an associated household.