Callie Brennan

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Callie Brennan walked Aisha Bukhari and Ryan Heslop through the first refresh, a mapping fix and admin handover. Accounting connector is still parked with the governance group, and a reopened-ticket question blocks quoting turnaround figures.

What was said

What this says

Current to 11 Oct 26

Callie Brennan walked Aisha Bukhari and Ryan Heslop through the first refresh, a mapping fix and admin handover. Accounting connector is still parked with the governance group, and a reopened-ticket question blocks quoting turnaround figures.

What happened: Callie reviewed the modality mapping, fixed a plain X-ray wrongly mapped under CT, and showed the first refresh, which landed cleanly and matched CRM and helpdesk counts.

Customer view: Aisha would not quote a turnaround figure until the reopened-ticket rule is checked. Ryan suspected reopened tickets are not counted separately.

Commercial: Ryan is the only admin and only a couple of people have used the 40 licensed seats. Rollout to the contract managers waits until the numbers are trusted.

Watch: The accounting connector is still with the customer's governance group. Aisha has a hard stop and left before the wrap-up, so Ryan carries the follow-ups.

AI · claude-sonnet-5-5 · 11 Oct 2026

Themes

Current to 9 Oct 26
Theme
Onboarding first refresh review
Importance
neutral
Sentiment
positive
Voice
decision-maker

Who was there

BB-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Callie Brennan to alias the renamed sites once Aisha Bukhari sends the old and new name pairs.
  • Callie Brennan to compare both reopened-ticket views and send the setup note.
  • Ryan Heslop to chase the governance group on accounting and name a second admin.

Risks

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Turnaround figures may be overstated if reopened tickets are not counted separately.
  • Ryan Heslop is the only admin, so there is no cover when he is away.
  • The accounting connector is still parked with the customer's governance group.

Opportunities

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Inviting the contract managers in a first group would deepen use of the 40 licensed users.
  • A second admin from the contract managers would strengthen adoption.

Transcript

  1. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Morning, Ryan. Morning, Aisha. I'm going to start with the plan for the next forty minutes or so, if that's okay. Mapping review first, then the first refresh, then handover of the admin bits to Ryan.
  2. Ryan Heslop
    Ryan Heslop None
    Morning. Yes, fine. Sorry, I'm on my second coffee and the train wifi was a nightmare, so I've only just got in.
  3. Aisha Bukhari
    Aisha Bukhari None
    Morning, both. I've a hard stop shortly before the end, so I may slip away. Ryan can cover the detail.
  4. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    No problem. So where we are. The CRM and the helpdesk are connected, with the written access from Mark, and the data has been landing in your Snowflake account. The accounting connector is waiting on your governance group, so that's still parked.
  5. Ryan Heslop
    Ryan Heslop None
    Yes, Mark said the group met and it's with them. I don't think we've got an answer yet.
  6. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    That's fine, we'll leave it for now. Right, the mapping. I've put the modality clean-up in the sheet I sent. Ryan, did you get a chance to look at it?
  7. Ryan Heslop
    Ryan Heslop None
    I did. Most of it's right. There's one where you've got a plain X-ray mapped under CT, and it shouldn't be. We don't run plain film at those sites, it's an old test value.
  8. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Good catch. Let me fix it live. I'll move that to an excluded bucket so it doesn't pollute the turnaround counts. Give me a second.
  9. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Done. That's changed, and it'll apply from tonight's refresh. Anything else in the mapping that looks off?
  10. Ryan Heslop
    Ryan Heslop None
    The site names. Two of the sites have been renamed this year and the CRM has both the old and new name. Can they be treated as the same?
  11. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Yes, I can alias them. What I need from your side is the pairs written down, old name and new name, so there's a record. I won't guess.
  12. Aisha Bukhari
    Aisha Bukhari None
    I can give you those, Callie. I know which ones, it came up with one of the trusts. I'll email them over today.
  13. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Lovely, thanks. Now, the first refresh. It ran last night and it landed cleanly. I've checked the record counts against the CRM and helpdesk and they agree. Shall I share my screen and walk you through what's in there?
  14. Aisha Bukhari
    Aisha Bukhari None
    Please. Let's see the turnaround figures.
  15. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    So this is the view by trust. You can pick a site, a modality and a date range. This one's the reporting turnaround on tickets for the last month. How does that compare with what you'd expect?
  16. Aisha Bukhari
    Aisha Bukhari None
    It's in the right area. One of the trusts looks a bit better than I'd have said, though. Ryan, does that look right to you?
  17. Ryan Heslop
    Ryan Heslop None
    Hmm. It might be because closed tickets get reopened and the reopened ones aren't counted separately. I'd want to check that before anyone quotes it.
  18. Aisha Bukhari
    Aisha Bukhari None
    Then we don't quote it. Never overstate performance, that's the rule. Can we find out what the actual rule is for reopened tickets?
  19. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    I can look at how the helpdesk records reopening and show you both versions side by side. I'll not say it's right until we've done that.
  20. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Okay, next the admin side. Ryan, you're the admin for the brain. Let me show you where users are added, where the connectors are monitored, and where you can see whether a refresh has failed.
  21. Ryan Heslop
    Ryan Heslop None
    Right. Is it just me as admin at the moment?
  22. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    At the moment, yes. I'd suggest naming a second admin so there's cover when you're away. Not essential today, but worth deciding.
  23. Aisha Bukhari
    Aisha Bukhari None
    I'll think about who. Probably one of the contract managers who's quite hands-on with data.
  24. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    On users. You've forty licensed. Only a couple of people have been in so far, which is normal at this stage. When you're comfortable with the numbers, I'd invite the contract managers in a first group, and Natalie will run a short session with them.
  25. Aisha Bukhari
    Aisha Bukhari None
    That's the order I'd choose. Numbers first, people second. I'd rather they met something I trusted.
  26. Ryan Heslop
    Ryan Heslop None
    And if a connector fails, what do I do? Ring someone?
  27. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Raise a ticket with the details, and I've written it down in the setup note, with the first things to check. Most failures are a password that's expired or a field somebody's renamed, so check those first.
  28. Aisha Bukhari
    Aisha Bukhari None
    I'm going to have to dash. Callie, thank you, this is helpful. Ryan, can you let me have the reopened ticket answer when you've got it?
  29. Ryan Heslop
    Ryan Heslop None
    Will do. I'll check with the team and email you.
  30. Aisha Bukhari
    Aisha Bukhari None
    Best wishes, both. Bye.
  31. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    So, wrapping up. I fix the site aliases once Aisha's list arrives, I compare the reopened-ticket views, and I send the setup note this afternoon. Ryan, you chase the governance group on accounting and tell me the second admin. Anything I've missed?
  32. Ryan Heslop
    Ryan Heslop None
    No, I think that's it. Thanks, Callie, that was really clear.
  33. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Thanks, Ryan. Speak soon.

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