Natalie Eze

Brakkevoort Logistics / BB-Demo – Qbr

Callcompleted

Brakkevoort Logistics: documents logo Brakkevoort Logistics: documents · 2025-08-26 10:30

Pieter van Dam says the shipper page and call search deliver real time savings. He wants planners onboarded and the SharePoint contract folder connected. No tickets and nothing overdue were reported.

What was said

What this says

Current to 11 Oct 26

Pieter van Dam says the shipper page and call search deliver real time savings. He wants planners onboarded and the SharePoint contract folder connected. No tickets and nothing overdue were reported.

What happened: Natalie Eze ran the QBR on 26 Aug 2025 with Pieter. She reported steady growth in monthly active users, no tickets in the last month and nothing overdue.

Customer view: Pieter says most account managers now use the shipper page and that the nightly refresh is there each morning. He says a planner can find what was promised to a shipper in a minute.

Commercial: Pieter wants two things, the planners and the contract folder. A SharePoint connector would extend the Growth subscription, and his value statement will help the renewal conversation.

Watch: active use is eight or nine of forty licensed users, mostly account managers. Pieter will check with IT on permissions first, and Natalie has promised a date only after seeing the requirements.

AI · claude-sonnet-5-5 · 11 Oct 2026

Themes

Current to 9 Oct 26
Theme
Adoption and SharePoint connector
Importance
praise
Sentiment
positive
Voice
champion

Who was there

BB-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Natalie Eze sends the planner example on Brakkevoort's data and the SharePoint requirements list.
  • Pieter van Dam checks with IT who owns the SharePoint permissions.
  • Natalie comes back next week with what the connector needs and a date once she has seen it.

Risks

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Active use is concentrated in account managers, with planners and management mostly absent.
  • The SharePoint connector depends on IT permissions at the customer, which could delay it.

Opportunities

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • A SharePoint connector for shipper contract documents would put contract terms beside exceptions.
  • A planner example on Brakkevoort's own data, shown at the weekly review, could bring planners in.

Transcript

  1. Natalie Eze
    Natalie Eze None
    Morning, Pieter. Can you hear me all right? I've got the call recorder running, so say if you'd rather I switch it off.
  2. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam None
    Good morning, Natalie. I hear you fine, and the recording is no problem. Before we start, to be clear, last time you said you would send the note on how to group shipper accounts. Did that go out?
  3. Natalie Eze
    Natalie Eze None
    It did, I sent it the same week. I've got it in front of me. And the plan was your account managers would try the grouping on their Monday shipper review. Did they?
  4. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam None
    Yes. Not everybody, but most. They like it. They open the shipper page and they see the exception tickets, the calls and the emails in one place. Before, they went to three systems. Now one.
  5. Natalie Eze
    Natalie Eze None
    That's exactly what I wanted to hear. Let me share my screen and walk you through the quarter, because I think you'll like the shape of it. Can you see the usage page?
  6. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam None
    I see it. Go on.
  7. Natalie Eze
    Natalie Eze None
    So you're on Growth, forty licensed users, and the average number of people active in a month is sitting at about eight or nine. That's up on the quarter before by a good margin, around a fifth. It isn't forty, obviously, but it's the right direction and it's steady rather than a spike.
  8. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam None
    Eight or nine is the account managers who use it every week. The rest is management and the planners. What is the plan to bring the others in? Let's make it concrete.
  9. Natalie Eze
    Natalie Eze None
    Fair. I'd say two things. First, the planners don't have a reason to open it yet, so I'd show them one question that saves them time. Second, you have a lot of headroom in licences, so there's no pressure to be careful about who you invite.
  10. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam None
    Which question would you show the planners?
  11. Natalie Eze
    Natalie Eze None
    Something like which shippers have had repeated exceptions this month and what was said on the last call with them. The brain pulls that from the tickets and the recorded calls. I can build the example on your own data and send it over.
  12. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam None
    Yes, do that. If it works I show it in the weekly review. People copy what they see in the room.
  13. Natalie Eze
    Natalie Eze None
    Lovely. Next, the support side. You've had no tickets in the last month, and nothing high priority. So either it's all working or nobody's using it enough to break it, and I think from what you've said it's the first.
  14. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam None
    It works. The nightly refresh is there when we start in the morning. If it was late my people would shout at me, believe me.
  15. Natalie Eze
    Natalie Eze None
    Ha, good. And on the finance side, nothing is overdue, so that's clean as well. I won't make you listen to the invoice details, your CFO has those.
  16. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam None
    Marloes checks everything against the contract. She is happy, I think. If she is not, she tells me within one day.
  17. Natalie Eze
    Natalie Eze None
    Good to know. Right, the one thing I'd flag is the connectors. You've got what the order form promised live, but I don't see anything new being added. Is there a source your team keeps going back to by hand?
  18. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam None
    Yes. The shipper contract documents. They are in a shared folder and people still search them manually. If the brain can read them, then the account manager sees contract terms next to the exceptions. That would be very useful.
  19. Natalie Eze
    Natalie Eze None
    Okay, that's a clear one. Is it SharePoint, or Google Workspace, or something else?
  20. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam None
    SharePoint. I will check with IT who owns the permissions, because I don't want to promise you something and then wait two weeks.
  21. Natalie Eze
    Natalie Eze None
    Perfect, that's honest. I'll find out what a SharePoint connector needs from our side and send you a short list so IT know what to expect. I can't give you a date until I've seen it, so I'll come back to you next week.
  22. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam None
    Good. Next week, then. I write it down.
  23. Natalie Eze
    Natalie Eze None
    While we're on value, can I ask the question I always ask at a quarterly review? If I took the brain away tomorrow, what would your team miss first?
  24. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam None
    The shipper page. Without question. And the search over the calls. A planner can find what was promised to a shipper in a minute, before it took half a day. That is a real saving, and my managers say it to me without asking.
  25. Natalie Eze
    Natalie Eze None
    That's useful, thank you. I'll put that in the summary in your words. It helps when it comes to the renewal conversation next year, and it means Tom has something real to point at.
  26. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam None
    Tom is fine. We talk when it is needed. For now I want the planners and the contract folder. Those two.
  27. Natalie Eze
    Natalie Eze None
    So, to close the loop. I send you the planner example on your data, and the SharePoint requirements. You check with IT on permissions and show the example at the weekly review. Anything I've missed?
  28. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam None
    No. That is it. Send me the written summary today if you can, so I can forward it.
  29. Natalie Eze
    Natalie Eze None
    Will do, it'll be with you this afternoon. Thanks, Pieter, really good session.
  30. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam None
    Thank you, Natalie. Groet. Speak soon.

BB-Demo is a fictional company; every organisation and person here is invented. B-Brain is the tool. Built by site/build_site.py from the site tree, data as of Fri 9 Oct 2026. Help & Support

Help & Support

Open as a page

Help & Support

B-Brain is one place to read everything the company knows about its customers: the CRM, calls, emails, support tickets, product usage, invoices, documents, news and HR. Every page is built from those systems and the data is current to Fri 9 Oct 2026.

How to use the site

How to ask

Press Ask Brain in the header. Type a question, or pick one of the examples.

The site itself does not call an AI model; answers in Claude come from the same figures you see here.

What the data covers

DataRecords
Organisations150
People at customers573
BB-Demo staff48
Calls1,382
Email threads2,122
Support tickets789
Documents850
Deals217
Invoices187
Events49
News items84

Data as of Fri 9 Oct 2026. Text marked AI was written by the brain from the records listed in its made-from link; an AI output that cannot cite its evidence is refused and the previous text kept. Where two systems disagree (for example a contract and the CRM), the key facts show both values and mark the difference.

BB-Demo is a fictional company: every organisation, person and figure here is invented for this demonstration. B-Brain is the tool that reads its data.

Who to contact

Email support@b-brain.example or talk to your B-Brain account team. Tell us the page address and what looked wrong; a screenshot helps.

HelpAsk B

Ask B

B-Brain · read-only