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Pentreath Cold Chain logo Pentreath Cold Chain · 11 Nov 2025 12:45

At the 11 Nov 2025 QBR, active users were up by about a fifth, to just under twelve a day against fifty licensed. Finance Director Philip Annear accepted the time saving but said he wants to think about the licence gap before renewal.

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At the 11 Nov 2025 QBR, active users were up by about a fifth, to just under twelve a day against fifty licensed. Finance Director Philip Annear accepted the time saving but said he wants to think about the licence gap before renewal.

What happened: Daniel Okafor ran the 11 Nov 2025 QBR with Philip Annear and Dan Hosken, with Tom Ashdown joining late. Active users were up by about a fifth, to just under twelve on an average day against fifty licensed.

Customer view: Dan said account managers now see the helpdesk, orders and contract review in one question. Philip accepted that chasing costs time and asked for it written down in a form he can show someone.

Commercial: Tom raised the renewal, with the term ending 27 Dec 2025 and renewal on 28 Dec 2025. He quoted £48k a year and said he would confirm it on the paperwork, and Philip answered that he wants to think about fifty licences with twelve in use.

Watch: Dan, the admin, wants to build dashboards, which Growth includes, and Philip said to do it and tell him what changes. More account managers using it by the new year is the case Daniel is relying on.

AI · claude-sonnet-5-5 · as at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Themes

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
Theme
QBR usage and renewal
Importance
renewal
Sentiment
mixed
Voice
decision-maker

Who was there

BG-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Daniel Okafor sends the usage summary and ticket list to Philip by the end of the week.
  • Daniel Okafor and Dan Hosken hold a dashboards session after the end of the month.
  • Tom Ashdown sends Philip the renewal with the amount written down.

Risks

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Philip questions fifty licences against about twelve active users, which could pressure the renewal figure.
  • The £47,500 figure was quoted from the order form but not yet confirmed on paperwork.

Opportunities

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • A dashboards session on Dan's own data could widen use among account managers, a Growth feature already included.
  • Smaller depots are starting to ask questions, which points to wider adoption.

Transcript

  1. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor
    Good afternoon, everyone, and thank you for your time. Let me just check who's here. Philip, Dan, and Tom's on his way, I think. Ah, there he is.
  2. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    Afternoon, sorry, bit late, I was stuck on a call that wouldn't end. How's the week treating everybody? Dan, you survived the quarter-end?
  3. Dan Hosken
    Dan Hosken
    Just about. Bit of a busy one. Good afternoon.
  4. Philip Annear
    Philip Annear
    Afternoon. Usage first, please. Who's using it?
  5. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor
    Yes, I thought you might. So, compared with the quarter before, active users are up by about a fifth. On an average day over the last month we have just under twelve people active against your fifty licensed users. It's the best the account has looked, honestly.
  6. Philip Annear
    Philip Annear
    Up by a fifth. From what?
  7. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor
    From around ten, so it's a gradual climb rather than a spike. I'd rather say that plainly. But the direction is what matters, and it's consistent across the month, not one busy week.
  8. Dan Hosken
    Dan Hosken
    That fits what I see. A couple of new account managers started using it after the summer, and word got round a bit. One of them asked me last week how to filter by depot, which I took as a good sign.
  9. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    That's lovely to hear. Which depot, Avonmouth or one of the satellites?
  10. Dan Hosken
    Dan Hosken
    Both, really. Avonmouth is the bulk, but the smaller depots have started asking too, because their clients have the same excursion questions.
  11. Philip Annear
    Philip Annear
    And what does it save us?
  12. Dan Hosken
    Dan Hosken
    Can I take that? Before, if a client rang about a temperature excursion, the account manager had to go into the helpdesk, then find the orders, then dig out the contract review, and ring me if something looked odd. Now it's one question and they see all three together. It's not glamorous, but it saves them the chasing, and the client gets an answer on the call.
  13. Philip Annear
    Philip Annear
    Chasing costs time. I'll accept that. I'd like it written down in a form I can show someone.
  14. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor
    Of course. Just to close the loop, I've already got the usage summary half drafted, and I'll make sure it sets out what the account managers use it for in Dan's words. I'll come back to you by the end of this week.
  15. Philip Annear
    Philip Annear
    Thank you.
  16. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor
    How is the team finding it, Dan? Not just the numbers, the day to day. Is it quick enough, is it right?
  17. Dan Hosken
    Dan Hosken
    Mostly right, yes. The nightly refresh is landing before the morning, so when people open it at seven or just after, the numbers are the ones from the day before. That's the thing they'd notice if it wasn't.
  18. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor
    Good. The refresh is meant to be complete by 07:00 each business day, and I've not seen anything this quarter that suggests otherwise. If you ever see it late, tell me before it becomes a conversation with Philip.
  19. Philip Annear
    Philip Annear
    Quite. I don't like conversations I wasn't warned about.
  20. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    Ha, no, that's well known, Philip. Never a surprise on the invoice, that's the rule.
  21. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor
    On tickets, three in the last month and none of them high priority. They were all handled and closed. I'll list them in the summary, so you have them in front of you, Dan, in case you want to challenge any of it.
  22. Dan Hosken
    Dan Hosken
    I remember them. Nothing dramatic. One was me not remembering where a setting lived, to be fair.
  23. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor
    Those are the best kind. Now, Dan, you're the admin on this, so I wanted to ask you directly. Is there anything you want from the brain that you can't get?
  24. Dan Hosken
    Dan Hosken
    Hmm. Honestly, a bit more on the dashboards. Growth includes the dashboards builder, doesn't it? I've had a go at one or two, but I'd like to do it properly, so the account managers have something they open without asking.
  25. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor
    It does, yes. It's part of your tier. I can sit with you for an hour and walk through it on your own data, rather than me talking at a slide. Would that suit?
  26. Dan Hosken
    Dan Hosken
    That would be brilliant, yes. Maybe after the end of the month, things are mad before then.
  27. Philip Annear
    Philip Annear
    Dan, is that going to make people use it more, or is it a nice thing to have?
  28. Dan Hosken
    Dan Hosken
    I think more. At the moment an account manager has to know what to ask. A dashboard puts the useful bits in front of them. The ones that already use it would keep using it, and the ones that don't might start.
  29. Philip Annear
    Philip Annear
    Then do it, and tell me what changes.
  30. Dan Hosken
    Dan Hosken
    Will do.
  31. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    Can I raise the renewal while we're all here, then? Not to rush anyone. The term ends on 27 Dec 2025, and renewal's on 28 Dec 2025. Philip, you told Daniel you want it in good time.
  32. Philip Annear
    Philip Annear
    I do. Send me the renewal in good time.
  33. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    I'll get it over to you shortly, and I'll put the amount in writing. The order form is £47,500 a year, and I'll confirm that on the paperwork instead of quoting it from memory. If anything about it needs looking at, you'll hear from me first.
  34. Philip Annear
    Philip Annear
    Fifty licences, twelve in use. I'll want to think about that.
  35. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    That's fair, and I'd rather you did. Honestly, with the numbers going the right way I'd be comfortable having that conversation, but let's see what the summary says first.
  36. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor
    And I think the dashboards session is a good answer to part of that, Philip. If more of the account managers are using it by the new year, that's a better case than anything I say today.
  37. Philip Annear
    Philip Annear
    Agreed. I'll see what the figures look like.
  38. Dan Hosken
    Dan Hosken
    One other thing, sorry, and it's small. Is there anything I should know before the year-end? Changes on your side, maintenance, anything like that? I'd rather not be caught out over the holidays.
  39. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor
    Nothing that I know of, and I wouldn't guess a date I don't own. If anything comes up I'll tell you directly and in good time, and I'll make sure support knows to tell you too.
  40. Dan Hosken
    Dan Hosken
    Thanks, that's all I wanted.
  41. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    Right. So, to recap, because I'm bound to forget. Daniel sends the usage summary and the ticket list by the end of this week. Daniel and Dan find an hour for the dashboards, after the end of the month. And I send Philip the renewal shortly, with the amount written down. Did I miss anything?
  42. Philip Annear
    Philip Annear
    No. Thank you both.
  43. Daniel Okafor
    Daniel Okafor
    Thank you, all of you. It's been a really good quarter to look at. Best wishes, and speak soon.
  44. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    Cheers, everyone. Let's keep this up.
  45. Dan Hosken
    Dan Hosken
    Bye, thanks.

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