Hey, just got your message. I completely get what you mean about the timeline for the project. Honestly, I think we should push back on the initial estimates a bit. We've got a few overlapping reviews happening next week, and I'd rather give you something solid than rush it out. Let me know if you want to jump on a quick call tomorrow or if a detailed email update works better for you. I'm flexible either way. Also, thanks for sending over the notes from the client meeting — they clarified a lot of the points I was fuzzy on. Talk soon!
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That's a great question about the setup we discussed earlier. We typically go with the standard configuration unless there's a specific reason to customize it. I've found that keeping it simple avoids a lot of headaches down the road, especially when different team members need to pick it up later. The documentation is pretty solid for the base version, and if you ever need to add modules, it scales nicely. Let's stick with the default for now and we can always iterate later. What do you think about trying it out first and then adjusting?