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Kickoff for Pentreath Cold Chain on Growth. Wave one is helpdesk, CRM and order system. The order database is the risk: access is limited to two people and needs written sign-off before Callie Brennan starts.

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What this says

Current to 11 Oct 26

Kickoff for Pentreath Cold Chain on Growth. Wave one is helpdesk, CRM and order system. The order database is the risk: access is limited to two people and needs written sign-off before Callie Brennan starts.

What happened: Callie Brennan walked Kerensa Trelease and Matt Colenso through the Growth set-up, with fifty licensed users and eight connectors. Wave one is the helpdesk, the CRM and the order system, with the accounting system in wave two.

Customer view: Kerensa wants account managers to see temperature excursion tickets, orders and contract review notes together. She does not want the brain to depend on her, and asked who owns it day to day.

Commercial: This is the start of the first term, so early value matters. Kerensa expects to hold back some users for weeks, which means usage will lag the licence.

Watch: The order database is old and only two people can touch it. Callie will not start that connector without written access and a named sign-off, and the admin on the customer side is still to be confirmed.

AI · claude-sonnet-5-5 · 11 Oct 2026

Themes

Current to 9 Oct 26
Theme
Growth kickoff, connector access
Importance
neutral
Sentiment
positive
Voice
decision-maker

Who was there

BB-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Matt Colenso to send written read-only access and the sign-off name for the order database today or tomorrow.
  • Callie Brennan to send the ticket category list, a mapping sample and the first checkpoint.
  • Daniel Okafor to run fortnightly check-ins and chase the sign-off if needed.

Risks

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • The order database connector depends on written access and a sign-off name from a customer team with limited capacity.
  • No named admin yet, so day-to-day ownership could fall back on Kerensa Trelease.
  • Many licensed users will not log in for weeks, so early usage may look low against the Growth allowance.

Opportunities

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • A working excursion, order and contract view for account managers gives a clear value case for the first renewal.
  • Wave two connectors, starting with the accounting system, can deepen use within the Growth limit of eight connectors.

Transcript

  1. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor None
    Good morning, everyone, and thank you for making the time. Let me just check who's with us. Kerensa, I can see you. Matt, you've joined, welcome.
  2. Matt Colenso
    Matt Colenso None
    Morning. Yes, I'm here. Sorry, I'm in the server room, so the line might drop.
  3. Kerensa Trelease
    Kerensa Trelease None
    Morning, Daniel. Morning, Callie. Happy new year, all.
  4. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor None
    And to you. How was the break? Did you manage to switch off?
  5. Kerensa Trelease
    Kerensa Trelease None
    Not entirely. There was an excursion over the break, a chiller fault, so I've had my phone in my hand since. Resolved now, the client knew before they could ask.
  6. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor None
    That sounds like you. Right, I'll hand over to Callie, who'll be running the next hour.
  7. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Thanks, Daniel. Here's the plan for the hour. First, a quick recap of what you've bought. Second, the connectors and who owns each. Third, what I need from your side before we switch on the refresh. And last, dates and the first checkpoint. Does that work?
  8. Kerensa Trelease
    Kerensa Trelease None
    Works for me. Short sentences please, Matt has a pile of other things.
  9. Matt Colenso
    Matt Colenso None
    I'll manage. Go on.
  10. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    So, you're on Growth, with fifty licensed users and the contracted annual figure of £43,100. Growth includes eight connectors, and I'd like to use them carefully, not all at once.
  11. Kerensa Trelease
    Kerensa Trelease None
    Which ones first? What matters to my account managers is the temperature excursion tickets, then orders, then the contract review notes.
  12. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    That maps cleanly. So wave one is the helpdesk for the excursion tickets, the CRM for contracts and client records, and the order system. Wave two would be the accounting system and anything else you want later.
  13. Matt Colenso
    Matt Colenso None
    Hold on. The order system is the awkward one. It's an older database and we only let two people near it.
  14. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Understood, and that's useful to know now rather than later. Who are the two?
  15. Matt Colenso
    Matt Colenso None
    Me and one of the analysts. I'd rather it was me doing the setup, to be honest.
  16. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Fine. What I need from your side is a read-only account on that database, written access from you, and the name of whoever signs it off. I won't start a connector without it in writing.
  17. Matt Colenso
    Matt Colenso None
    Written, yes. I'll email it today if the sign-off person is in. Otherwise tomorrow.
  18. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor None
    Just to close the loop on that, Matt, if you tell me who signs it off I can chase it from our side as well. No point in you being the only one pushing.
  19. Matt Colenso
    Matt Colenso None
    Thanks. That would help.
  20. Kerensa Trelease
    Kerensa Trelease None
    Can I ask about the users? Fifty seats, but not everyone needs to log in on day one. Some of my team aren't going to touch it for weeks.
  21. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    That's normal. We'd start with the account managers and your own team, and invite the others once the first pages are useful. You'll see usage climb after the first refresh.
  22. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor None
    And I'll come back to you each fortnight in the early weeks, asking how the team is finding it. If people are stuck, I'd rather hear early.
  23. Kerensa Trelease
    Kerensa Trelease None
    Good. Facts before feelings, so if you ask me I'll show you the numbers.
  24. Matt Colenso
    Matt Colenso None
    Security question while I think of it. Where do the credentials actually sit once you've got them?
  25. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    In your Snowflake account, not ours. BB-Demo runs inside it, so the data stays under your controls. I'll note the exact setup in the handover note so you can show it to anyone who asks.
  26. Matt Colenso
    Matt Colenso None
    Right, that's what I needed to hear. Thanks.
  27. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    So, the helpdesk. Matt, do you have admin there, or is it Kerensa's team?
  28. Kerensa Trelease
    Kerensa Trelease None
    Mine, but Matt can grant access. We have a couple of ticket categories that are internal and shouldn't go in. Excursion tickets yes, staff HR queries no.
  29. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Good catch. I'll list the categories I plan to bring in and you tell me what to drop. I'll send the list tomorrow so you can mark it up.
  30. Kerensa Trelease
    Kerensa Trelease None
    Do. I'll do it the same day.
  31. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor None
    Callie, could you say a little about what the first week looks like, so Matt can plan around the refresh?
  32. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Of course. Before we switch on the refresh, I run the field mapping against a sample, and I check it with Kerensa's team. Then the first full load runs overnight, and I look at the record counts the next morning. That's the first checkpoint, probably the end of next week if credentials arrive on time.
  33. Matt Colenso
    Matt Colenso None
    And if the load is slow? The order database isn't quick.
  34. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Then we run it out of hours and tune it. I'd rather it was slow and right than fast and wrong.
  35. Kerensa Trelease
    Kerensa Trelease None
    One more from me. Who owns the thing day to day once it's live? I don't want it to depend on me.
  36. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor None
    That's a good thing to settle now. Callie will leave Matt able to run the connectors alone, and I'd suggest one named admin on your side for adding users and pages. Do you have someone in mind?
  37. Kerensa Trelease
    Kerensa Trelease None
    One of the analysts, I think. I'll confirm tomorrow.
  38. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Right, let me read back the actions. Matt, written access and a sign-off name, today or tomorrow. Kerensa, mark up the ticket categories and name an admin. Me, the category list, a mapping sample and the first checkpoint. Daniel, the fortnightly check-in and chasing the sign-off if needed.
  39. Matt Colenso
    Matt Colenso None
    That's all fine.
  40. Kerensa Trelease
    Kerensa Trelease None
    Agreed. Quick and clear, thank you.
  41. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor None
    Thank you both. I'll come back to you by the end of the week with a note of where we've got to.
  42. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Thanks, everyone. Speak soon.
  43. Kerensa Trelease
    Kerensa Trelease None
    Cheers, all.

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