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Check-in on 25 Jun 2026 with Siobhán Dunne. Usage is up slightly but concentrated in her team. She cannot commit budget and agreed to build a value note ahead of the 1 Nov 2026 renewal.

What was said

What this says

Current to 11 Oct 26

Check-in on 25 Jun 2026 with Siobhán Dunne. Usage is up slightly but concentrated in her team. She cannot commit budget and agreed to build a value note ahead of the 1 Nov 2026 renewal.

What happened: Amara Obi reviewed usage, one high-priority ticket and the renewal. Siobhán said the ticket was handled and she had no complaint about the response.

Customer view: Siobhán wants more people asking the brain first. She called the user growth modest and said underwriting is slow to change habit.

Commercial: Growth at £46,800 a year, invoicing clean, renewal on 1 Nov 2026. Siobhán cannot commit budget, which sits with people above her.

Watch: question volume still leans on her team and her data engineer, a key-person risk before renewal. Forty licences against about eleven active users is headroom if claims and broker services adopt.

AI · claude-sonnet-5-5 · 11 Oct 2026

Themes

Current to 9 Oct 26
Theme
Usage breadth and renewal prep
Importance
renewal
Sentiment
neutral
Voice
champion

Who was there

BB-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Amara pulls the usage data and Siobhán supplies the stories for a short value note.
  • Amara sends the usage chart with its definition in one email and options for the next QBR.

Risks

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Questions asked are concentrated in Siobhán's team and her data engineer, a key-person risk before the 1 Nov 2026 renewal.
  • Siobhán cannot commit budget, so the buying decision sits with people above her who were not on the call.

Opportunities

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Forty Growth licences against about eleven active users leaves headroom if claims and broker services adopt.
  • A value note built on claims ticket trends and broker use gives Siobhán the case to take upstairs.

Transcript

  1. Amara Obi
    Amara Obi None
    Morning Siobhán. Can you hear me okay?
  2. Siobhán Dunne
    Siobhán Dunne None
    Morning, Amara. Yes, loud and clear. Sorry for the early slot, I'm in before the phones start.
  3. Amara Obi
    Amara Obi None
    Not at all, I'm a morning person to a fault. Is the weather as grim over there as it is here?
  4. Siobhán Dunne
    Siobhán Dunne None
    Soft rain and a grey sky, so yes, a perfectly normal day in Dublin.
  5. Amara Obi
    Amara Obi None
    Right. Thanks for doing this. Quick agenda from me: usage, the one ticket we had, and what the next quarter looks like for you. What would good look like by the end of the summer?
  6. Siobhán Dunne
    Siobhán Dunne None
    Grand, so for me it's more people asking the brain first and the data team second. Right now I'm still the human search engine for half the building.
  7. Amara Obi
    Amara Obi None
    That's useful, and it ties to what I'm seeing. Here's what the numbers say: active users are up a little on last quarter, eleven or so on average. Modest, but moving the right way.
  8. Siobhán Dunne
    Siobhán Dunne None
    Modest is fair. I'd hoped for more after underwriting came on, but they're slow to change a habit.
  9. Amara Obi
    Amara Obi None
    It's common. Habit change shows up in the numbers a quarter late. You've got forty licences and you're using a quarter of them, so there's headroom if the people are there.
  10. Siobhán Dunne
    Siobhán Dunne None
    Mm. And who's asking the most questions? Is it me and my data engineer, or has it spread?
  11. Amara Obi
    Amara Obi None
    Honest answer, it's still weighted towards your team. I wouldn't call it a risk yet, but I'd want it spread wider before the renewal. If it all hangs on two people, that's fragile.
  12. Siobhán Dunne
    Siobhán Dunne None
    No, that's a fair point and I'd rather hear it from you than discover it. I'll think about who in claims and broker services could be champions.
  13. Amara Obi
    Amara Obi None
    Lovely. Now the ticket. There was one in the last month and it was marked high priority, so I wanted to check you were happy with how it was handled.
  14. Siobhán Dunne
    Siobhán Dunne None
    I was, yes. It was something that mattered to the brokers, so I flagged it hard, and it was dealt with. I won't say it was painless, but nobody dropped it.
  15. Amara Obi
    Amara Obi None
    Good. If anything about the response felt slow to you, tell me now and I'll take it back to the support team, it's no trouble.
  16. Siobhán Dunne
    Siobhán Dunne None
    No, I'd say it was fine. Let's keep it in the same file as the good days.
  17. Amara Obi
    Amara Obi None
    Noted. On the commercial side, nothing's changed: you're on Growth at £46,800 a year, invoicing is clean, nothing overdue. The renewal is 1 Nov 2026, so I'll come back to you in the summer with a proper conversation, and the notice will go out well ahead.
  18. Siobhán Dunne
    Siobhán Dunne None
    Right. And again, I can't commit budget, that's with the people above me. What I can do is give you what I need to make the case internally. What would help?
  19. Amara Obi
    Amara Obi None
    A short value note. A few questions the brain answered that would have taken someone half a day, and who asked them. I can pull the usage, you bring the stories.
  20. Siobhán Dunne
    Siobhán Dunne None
    I can do that. Claims ticket trends are my best example, let's keep the brokers front and centre in it.
  21. Amara Obi
    Amara Obi None
    Perfect. Anything else on your list before we wrap?
  22. Siobhán Dunne
    Siobhán Dunne None
    Only a version question: when I show the usage chart upstairs, is it the same definition as the last one you sent? I don't want two numbers for one thing.
  23. Amara Obi
    Amara Obi None
    Same definition, active means did something in the brain. I'll put the chart and the definition in one email so they travel together.
  24. Siobhán Dunne
    Siobhán Dunne None
    Grand, so that's me happy. Thanks a million, Amara.
  25. Amara Obi
    Amara Obi None
    Brilliant. Let's get the next QBR in the diary, I'll send options. Best, Amara. Speak soon.

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