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10:02 ok so sarah said the Q3 launch is pushed to aug 15 bc the design team needs more time
10:04 mike says budget is approved for the contractor, 12k, needs to be signed off by friday
10:06 long discussion about whether to use vendor A or B for hosting. no decision made yet. sarah will get quotes by next tues
10:11 priya brought up the customer complaint thing again. we need a process. mike volunteered to draft something
10:15 also someone mentioned we still havent decided on the logo color??? need to talk to design
10:18 next meeting is thursday same time. priya cant make it so well share notes
10:20 oh and tom said the API integration is 80% done, should be ready for testing next week
📋Meeting Summary
Team sync covering Q3 launch timeline, budget approval, vendor selection, customer complaint process, and API integration status.
✅Key Decisions
- • Q3 launch pushed to Aug 15 (design team needs more time)
- • Contractor budget approved at $12K
🎯Action Items
Get hosting quotes from Vendor A and Vendor B
Get contractor budget signed off ($12K)
Draft customer complaint handling process
Complete API integration (currently 80%) and prepare for testing
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- ? Logo color decision — needs design team input
- ? Vendor A vs B for hosting — pending quotes
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