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On 30 Jul 2026 Aoife Mulcahy asked who the twelve active users are and needs renewal paperwork early, as her sign-off takes at least a week. Elena Novak left the renewal figure to Sophie.

What was said

What this says

Current to 11 Oct 26

On 30 Jul 2026 Aoife Mulcahy asked who the twelve active users are and needs renewal paperwork early, as her sign-off takes at least a week. Elena Novak left the renewal figure to Sophie.

What happened: Elena Novak walked Aoife Mulcahy through usage, per-agency questions and the August renewal. Aoife was the only customer attendee.

Customer view: Aoife doubts the twelve users are the people the brain was bought for, and says a few colleagues see it as her toy. She wants a better answer than 'it's useful' for her sign-off person.

Commercial: Elena confirmed £41,800 contracted and invoiced, with the term ending 14 Aug 2026 and renewal on 15 Aug 2026. She would not quote a renewal figure, which sits with Sophie as account owner.

Watch: The brain leans on one champion and the sign-off person was not on the call. Aoife's sign-off takes at least a week, so late paperwork is a real risk.

AI · claude-sonnet-5-5 · 11 Oct 2026

Themes

Current to 9 Oct 26
Theme
Seat headroom and renewal timing
Importance
renewal
Sentiment
mixed
Voice
champion

Who was there

BB-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Elena Novak sends usage by person and by team in writing and proposes training session times.
  • Elena asks Sophie to send the renewal paperwork early enough for Aoife's sign-off.
  • Aoife Mulcahy sends the names of attendees for the session and takes the renewal to her sign-off person.

Risks

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Aoife thinks the active users are mostly her own team and some of her colleagues treat the brain as her toy, a key-person risk.
  • Her internal sign-off takes at least a week, so late renewal paperwork could slip the August renewal.
  • The renewal figure is unconfirmed and Aoife already knows the list price has moved.

Opportunities

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • A training session for agency-facing colleagues could lift active users above about a dozen of forty seats.
  • A saved Monday page reading tickets, renewal dates and usage per agency group gives a concrete value example.

Transcript

  1. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    Hello Aoife, can you hear me all right?
  2. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    Hi Elena, yes, loud and clear. Can you see me? My camera's being slow.
  3. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    I can, yes. Hello. Very good.
  4. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    Grand. Sorry, I'm eating a sandwich at my desk, it's that kind of day.
  5. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    Please, no problem at all. How has your week been?
  6. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    Mad, honestly. I've a renewal I'm watching with one of the bigger agency groups and I've been in and out of it all morning. But go on, I know you've an agenda.
  7. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    Yes, as I emailed beforehand, there are three points. One, usage over the last quarter. Two, anything you would like to see from the brain per agency group. Three, your own renewal with us in August, to confirm what happens next. Is that still right for you?
  8. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    That's perfect. Start with usage, show me the usage.
  9. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    Of course. So, you are licensed for forty users on Growth. Over the last thirty days the average number of active people has been about a dozen. That is up a little on the previous quarter, so the direction is good.
  10. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    A dozen. Right. So that's roughly a third of what we're paying for.
  11. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    To be precise, yes, about a third of the seats are in regular use. I would not call it a problem, but I would call it headroom. The other point is that there have been no support tickets in the last thirty days, and nothing high priority.
  12. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    Which is good, no? Quiet is good.
  13. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    Quiet is good here, because the people who are using it are using it regularly. And your invoices are all settled, so nothing outstanding on that side either.
  14. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    Mm. Right. Okay. So the thing I keep coming back to is, who are the twelve? Because I'd bet it's mostly my team and a couple of people in support, and that's not really what I bought it for.
  15. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    That is a fair question, and I will make sure you get the answer in writing, by person and by team. I would rather not guess on the call. What I can say is that most of the questions come from a small group, which is normal at this stage.
  16. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    Small group. Yeah. Okay.
  17. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    So what I really want, and I think I said this at the start, is the question I ask every Monday. Which agencies are at the edge? Not that I'd ever put it that way to them. I mean which ones are going quiet, which ones have a pile of tickets and no logins, that sort of thing.
  18. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    Understood. To confirm, what you are describing is support tickets, renewal dates and product usage, read together for each agency group. That is exactly what the Growth setup was built around, so it should be possible with what you have connected already.
  19. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    And can I ask it in plain English? Like, which groups have renewals coming and haven't opened the product in a while?
  20. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    Yes. You can ask it in chat in that way, and you can also save a page so it is there every Monday without anyone asking. I can walk your team through how to phrase it.
  21. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    Oh, now you're talking. Grand, let's do it. Would that be a proper session, or just you showing me?
  22. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    I would suggest a short training session with the people who deal with agencies day to day, not only you. That also helps with the seats. If more of the team asks questions, the number of active users will move by itself.
  23. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    That makes sense. I'll be honest, a few of them think it's my toy.
  24. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    It happens often when one person brings a tool in. It is a good reason to run the session.
  25. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    Ha. Yeah. Right.
  26. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    Hang on, let me just check something. Sorry, one second, I've got a message from the agency group I mentioned.
  27. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    Sorry about that. Where were we? Training. Yes.
  28. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    No problem. Perhaps I should move to the third point, then, the renewal. Your current term ends on 14 Aug 2026 and the renewal date is 15 Aug 2026. Your contracted annual amount at the moment is £41,800, and that matches what has been invoiced.
  29. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    Right. And that's going to change, isn't it? Someone said the list price moved.
  30. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    You are correct that the price list changed, and customers were told earlier this year. What the renewal figure will be is a commercial question, so it sits with Sophie as your account owner. I do not want to quote you a number that she has not confirmed.
  31. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    No, fair enough. But can she send it soon? Because I can't buy anything without running it past the person who signs it off here, and that takes a week at least. Longer if they're travelling.
  32. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    As agreed, I will make sure Sophie sends you the renewal paperwork with enough time for that. I will ask her this week and put it in my written actions.
  33. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    Brilliant. And if they ask me what we get for it, what do I say? I'd rather have something better than 'it's useful'.
  34. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    I understand. I would suggest two things. First, the usage trend, which is going the right way. Second, a concrete example from your own data, such as the Monday question about agencies. If we build that page in the session, you will have the example ready before the renewal conversation.
  35. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    Okay, I like that. Do the session first, then the renewal chat has something real in it.
  36. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    Exactly. So, to summarise the actions. One, I send you usage by person and by team, in writing. Two, I propose times for a training session with your agency-facing colleagues. Three, I ask Sophie to send the renewal paperwork. Four, you take the renewal to your sign-off person on your side once you have it.
  37. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    That's it. Yep. And I'll send you the names of who should be in the session, probably by Monday. I never let a question sit over the weekend, and I'm not starting now.
  38. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    Thank you, that is very helpful. Is there anything else you would like to cover?
  39. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    No, I think that's it. Oh, actually, yes, quick one. Is the data fresh each morning? Someone asked me last week and I said yes but I wasn't a hundred percent.
  40. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    Yes, the nightly refresh runs for every tier and it should be complete before the working day starts. If anyone sees stale data, please tell me and I will look at it straight away.
  41. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    Great. Thanks, Elena. This was useful, and I mean that.
  42. Elena Novak
    Elena Novak None
    Thank you, Aoife. You will have my email today. Kind regards, and speak soon.
  43. Aoife Mulcahy
    Aoife Mulcahy None
    Thanks a million. Bye now.

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