Users need to have correct payee and address on non payroll checks from USPS
Description
Users want to be able to print non payroll checks with correct payee and address information. Currently we're defaulting to the organization name and address; this is only accurate for payroll checks. Insurance and board share retirement checks will be to a specific company.
USPS has custom fields to hold the id and name of the payee, but not the address. We need to add a custom field to USPS to hold the address information.
If the payee name is populated we need to use the name and address info from the custom fields for the payee name and address. If not, the default is to use the organization name and address.
Please make sure all of this work is done on a feature branch in both projects. Matt has expressed concern over which branch this will be released on so we need to do our best to help him get this on the correct release. After this is complete, talk with Chris or Jodi about where this should be merged to in both projects since we have to coordinate releases.
Users want to be able to print non payroll checks with correct payee and address information. Currently we're defaulting to the organization name and address; this is only accurate for payroll checks. Insurance and board share retirement checks will be to a specific company.
USPS has custom fields to hold the id and name of the payee, but not the address. We need to add a custom field to USPS to hold the address information.
If the payee name is populated we need to use the name and address info from the custom fields for the payee name and address. If not, the default is to use the organization name and address.
Please make sure all of this work is done on a feature branch in both projects. Matt has expressed concern over which branch this will be released on so we need to do our best to help him get this on the correct release. After this is complete, talk with Chris or Jodi about where this should be merged to in both projects since we have to coordinate releases.