00:21:07	Brandon Bowersox-johnson:	No questions from me yet, but thanks!
00:24:31	Mary Jo Kochendorfer:	Would you be showing us how a pharmacists updates their stock and responds to ‘reservations/orders’ from clients?
00:26:18	Mary Jo Kochendorfer:	Are notifications given through the application or do they also receive SMS notifications?
00:28:01	Dércio Duvane:	At this stage is Appy Saude (web dashboard) connected to an ERP for invoicing? Sorry if I missed it, my connection is really bad on my end
00:28:29	Tenly:	Sorry to hear that Dercio, we’ll make sure your question gets asked
00:52:17	Tenly:	https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html
00:56:24	Mary Jo Kochendorfer:	FYI, I will have to drop for another call.
00:59:17	Brandon Bowersox-Johnson:	I also have to drop soon, but I am excited to consider how OpenLMIS code could be useful for Appy.
01:00:01	Mary Jo Kochendorfer:	In addition, we could put folks in touch with DIAL or others to support on responding to legal questions around License if desired.
01:00:12	Mary Jo Kochendorfer:	Thank you
01:00:31	Mary Jo Kochendorfer:	for the demo and we are excited to hear it may be useful for your needs.
01:00:56	Brandon Bowersox-Johnson:	Good point about DIAL providing some legal answers, if that is helpful.
01:04:34	Brandon Bowersox-Johnson:	Commercial products (like Appy) often use dozens or hundreds of open source repositories/libraries to power their product. And I agree with Craig. Your other micro services or added features can be part of Appy platform and not part of OpenLMIS.
01:06:14	Brandon Bowersox-Johnson:	If you end up using OpenLMIS, we would love for you to stay in touch. It’s not required, but it would be great to hear how it goes.