Laura Penhaligon

Copperwick Logistics / BB-Demo – Training

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Training session for Jasmine Ortega, Customer Success Director, on chat, pages and search. She will pass it to account managers. Dashboards are deferred and a TMS scoping gap goes to the admin session.

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Current to 11 Oct 26

Training session for Jasmine Ortega, Customer Success Director, on chat, pages and search. She will pass it to account managers. Dashboards are deferred and a TMS scoping gap goes to the admin session.

What happened: Laura Penhaligon walked Jasmine through chat, saving and sharing a page, and search with filters. Jasmine's shipper question returned the account owner and recent tickets with source links.

Customer view: Jasmine values answers tied to records and expects search to be the gentler entry point for account managers. She wants people to see it work before being invited.

Commercial: Only a handful of people are in against room for forty on the licence. Dashboards are on her tier but deliberately held back.

Watch: A delivery question about the TMS returned little because TMS data is limited to what was agreed at the start. Page ownership by individual creators is a handover risk.

AI · claude-sonnet-5-5 · 11 Oct 2026

Themes

Current to 9 Oct 26
Theme
Training, adoption, early usage
Importance
neutral
Sentiment
positive
Voice
champion

Who was there

BB-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Jasmine Ortega raises the TMS field scoping question in the admin session later that day.
  • Laura Penhaligon sends a short written guide on question tips and filters.
  • Jasmine finds two or three account managers to try the shipper overview page this week.

Risks

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • TMS answers are thin because the indexed scope is limited to what was agreed at the start.
  • Pages are owned by their creator, so a leaver or team move could orphan them.

Opportunities

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Account managers brought in through search could fill the unused licensed seats.
  • The dashboards builder is a later session once people ask repeat questions.

Transcript

  1. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Hi Jasmine, can you hear me alright?
  2. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Yes, loud and clear. Hi Laura. Sorry, give me a second, I'm just sorting out the recording thing on my side.
  3. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    No rush at all. It's still morning for you, isn't it? It's half three here.
  4. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Half nine, second coffee. Chicago is already properly hot, if I'm honest.
  5. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Lucky you, it's drizzling here. Right, so today I thought we'd go through the basics from your side as customer success: how to ask the brain questions, how pages work, and then search. The admin and connector bits we can leave for the session with your Salesforce admin.
  6. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Yeah, that's the later one. Today it's just me, and I'll be passing this on to the account managers afterwards, so I want to be able to explain it simply.
  7. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Perfect. That's the right way round, actually. Let me share my screen. Can you see the home view?
  8. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    I can. That's our workspace, yes. It's quite empty still.
  9. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    It is a bit, but that's normal at this stage. A handful of people are in so far, and you've got room for forty on the licence. So there's plenty of headroom to bring the wider team in once they're comfortable.
  10. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Right, that's the plan. I'd rather people see it work first than send an invite and have them bounce off it.
  11. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Sensible. So, chat first. This box is where you just type a question in plain English. Try something you'd really ask. What would you want to know about a shipper before a call?
  12. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Oh, easily: has this shipper had any late deliveries, are there open support issues, and who's the owner in Salesforce. That's three tabs for me today.
  13. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Go on then, type it in just like that. Don't tidy it up.
  14. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Okay, it's thinking. Oh. It's come back with the account owner and a summary of the last few tickets. Mm. And there's a little source link under each line.
  15. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Yes, that's the bit I'd point your account managers at. Every line is tied back to a record, so if someone says where did that come from, they click through and see the Salesforce record or the ticket itself.
  16. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    That's useful. Half the battle with new tools is people not trusting the answer.
  17. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Exactly. And it will say when it doesn't know. If the data isn't there it won't make something up, it'll tell you which source is missing.
  18. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Sorry, I was just trying a couple of my own. The delivery question about the TMS didn't give me much. Is that a connector thing?
  19. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Probably a scoping thing, yes. It only knows what's been indexed, and the TMS data is limited to what we agreed at the start. That's one to raise with your admin in the next session, so you're asking for the right fields.
  20. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Okay. I'll make a note. Can I ask, is it better to ask short questions or long ones?
  21. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Honestly, specific beats short. Name the shipper, say the time period, say what you want back. So not tell me about this account, more what changed with this shipper in the last month.
  22. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Right, right. Name, period, outcome.
  23. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Now pages. If you find yourself asking the same question every week, you can save it as a page. It's basically a living briefing. Let me build one with you: a shipper overview.
  24. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Oh, so I can pin the answer and it refreshes?
  25. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    It refreshes overnight. The nightly refresh is done by seven in the morning your time on business days, so someone opening it at the start of their day has the latest.
  26. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    That would have saved me a Monday morning scramble last week. Could I share a page with the whole team?
  27. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Yes, there's a share button top right. Anyone with a seat can open it. Try it now, share it with yourself if you like, just to see what it looks like.
  28. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Done. It's showing up. Ha, it's got my name on it as the owner.
  29. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Good, that matters. Whoever creates the page owns it, so if you leave the company, or just move teams, someone should take it over. Worth saying to your account managers early.
  30. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Yeah. We've been bitten by that with spreadsheets before. Nobody knows who built it.
  31. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Okay, search now. This is different from chat. Chat gives you an answer. Search gives you the documents and records themselves, ranked. Useful when you know roughly what you're after, say an email thread with a shipper about a rate change.
  32. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Mm. That's found the thread. But it's also given me three older ones. Can I filter by date?
  33. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Yes, filters are on the left. Date, source, owner. Source is the one most people forget. If you only want helpdesk tickets, tick that and the rest drops away.
  34. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Okay, that's much cleaner. I think the account managers will take to this one quicker than the chat, actually. It feels more familiar.
  35. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    That's common, yes. Search is the gentle way in. Chat tends to click once they've seen it answer something they care about.
  36. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Can I ask about the dashboards? I saw them on the original demo and I wondered whether we're ready for those.
  37. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    You've got the dashboards builder on your tier, so it's there when you want it. I'd hold off until people are asking the same things regularly. Then you'll know what's worth charting. We can do a session on it later in the summer.
  38. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    That makes sense. Let's get people using what's here first.
  39. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Shall we recap? So you've asked questions with the shipper name and period, saved a page, shared it, and used search with filters. That's the core of it.
  40. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Yeah, and the TMS question for the admin session. And I'll find two or three account managers to try the shipper overview page this week.
  41. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Lovely. I'll send over a short written guide after this, with the question tips and where the filters are, so you can forward it on.
  42. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    That would be brilliant. And then the admin session is later today, is that right?
  43. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon None
    Later today, yes. I'll see you both there. Thanks for your time, Jasmine.
  44. Jasmine Ortega
    Jasmine Ortega None
    Thanks Laura, speak soon. Bye.

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