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1Which modes can be active inside one OpenLMIS system in parallel? I expect some programs may use one mode, while others use a different mode. Both can live in one OpenLMIS installation in parallel. What about per facility type (or per individual facility)? Is it possible that a Program may have one mode, but some facilities may participate in a different mode?
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Question: Would a transition between these modes happen per-program or per-facility or facility type? (Either way, the transitions could be complex. Transitioning per-product would be even more difficult.)




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Phase Zero:

 (new alternative #4 added July 7, 2017 from Josh, Mary Jo and Brandon)
(our discussion here was about how the Stock-Requisition connection really divides the Requisition Form into 3 parts: Blue is the Requisition Columns that are now owned by Stock service; Red is the columns such as Requested Quantity and Approved Quantity owned by Requisition; and Green is Program Data (future). These 3 parts are really separate entities "stapled together" when a requisition goes for approval. If the Requisition is Rejected, there are 3 ideas for what happens next with the different parts. Perhaps the blue part is read-only (because it was already submitted to stock service; and because we really don't expect the facility to conduct ANOTHER physical inventory for the same period dates as they already submitted last time). Or maybe there are cases where the blue needs to be revised or re-done. Corrections might be preferable to starting from scratch. There are usability questions about how an end-user would understand what happens if they had to totally re-do a new physical inventory blue part. We also may want to change the Rejection UI so when someone rejects a requisition, they can be clear about which parts they are rejecting (the blue? red? green?).

(additional notes from 16 June 2017 meeting with Josh, Brandon, Mary Jo)

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