Callie Brennan

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Onboarding call on 26 Feb 2024. Two of four Starter connectors are live and the nightly refresh finished before seven. Scheme-name variants are being mapped, and the mailbox connector waits on written scope from Iain.

What was said

What this says

Current to 11 Oct 26

Onboarding call on 26 Feb 2024. Two of four Starter connectors are live and the nightly refresh finished before seven. Scheme-name variants are being mapped, and the mailbox connector waits on written scope from Iain.

What happened: Callie Brennan walked Fiona Drummond and Ailsa Dunlop through the first refresh, the scheme-name mapping, the admin screens and user invites. Ailsa confirmed which client name variants are the same scheme and which are a separate section.

Customer view: Fiona tested whether a question using an old scheme name would find the right scheme. She reacted well when the chat joined the tickets together under the old sponsor name.

Commercial: Starter has four connector slots and two are used. Fifteen seats are available, and the plan is to invite the two attendees plus three or four relationship managers, then widen out.

Watch: the next connector will not be switched on until Iain's written mailbox scope arrives. Fiona said he is good once he has decided, but getting him there takes effort.

AI · claude-sonnet-5-5 · 11 Oct 2026

Themes

Current to 9 Oct 26
Theme
Onboarding mapping and connectors
Importance
neutral
Sentiment
positive
Voice
champion

Who was there

BB-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Ailsa Dunlop marks the name variants after the call so Callie Brennan can apply them before that night's refresh.
  • Fiona Drummond sends the first user names the next day, and Callie Brennan sends the setup note that night.
  • Callie Brennan switches on the next connector once Iain's mailbox scope arrives.

Risks

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • The mailbox connector cannot be switched on until Iain sends his written scope, and he is slow to decide.
  • Scheme-name variants not yet confirmed could make answers miss the right scheme.

Opportunities

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Relationship managers who ask the most questions are first in line for the fifteen Starter seats, which builds adoption.
  • Two Starter connector slots are still free, so the account can deepen as sources are added.

Transcript

  1. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Hello, hello. Afternoon, Ailsa. Fiona, are you with us?
  2. Fiona Drummond
    Fiona Drummond None
    Afternoon. I'm here, just got my headphones sorted. Sorry, I've come straight out of a back-to-back.
  3. Ailsa Dunlop
    Ailsa Dunlop None
    Hi both. Good start to the week? Mine's been mostly spreadsheets.
  4. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Same on my side, to be fair. Right, the plan for the next forty minutes. First, where the first refresh has got to. Then the field mapping questions I've collected. Then the admin screens, and I want you to drive, Ailsa. And then the user invites and what's left. All right?
  5. Fiona Drummond
    Fiona Drummond None
    That's fine. If I can just say one thing first. The relationship managers asked me this week whether it would know which scheme a query belongs to. That's the thing they care about, so I'd love us to keep an eye on it.
  6. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    That's a good test, and it ties straight into the mapping, so we'll come to it. So, the refresh. The CRM and the helpdesk have both loaded, and last night's run completed before seven. That's the standard, every night on business days.
  7. Ailsa Dunlop
    Ailsa Dunlop None
    I saw the status go green this morning. I didn't want to touch anything in case I broke it.
  8. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    You can't break it from there, so please do touch it. We'll look in a minute. First, the mapping. Your sample of the messy client names helped a lot. The majority map cleanly. There are a handful where the same scheme appears under slightly different names, and I haven't merged them because I don't want to guess.
  9. Ailsa Dunlop
    Ailsa Dunlop None
    Which ones are they? I might know.
  10. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    I've put them in a list in the shared folder, with the variants side by side. What I need from your side is a yes or a no against each, whether they're the same scheme.
  11. Ailsa Dunlop
    Ailsa Dunlop None
    Right, I've got it open. Let me have a look. Mm. This one and this one are the same. This is an old name from before they changed sponsors, so the same scheme, yes. That one is different, though, it looks the same but it's actually a separate section of the scheme.
  12. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    That's exactly why I asked. I'll keep that one separate then. Can you mark the rest as you go, and I'll apply them before tonight's refresh?
  13. Ailsa Dunlop
    Ailsa Dunlop None
    Yes. Give me ten minutes after the call.
  14. Fiona Drummond
    Fiona Drummond None
    Callie, going back to what I said. If someone types a scheme name in a question, will it find the right one even if it's written the old way?
  15. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Once those variants are mapped, yes, that's the idea. Let me show you rather than tell you. I'll share my screen. Can you see it?
  16. Fiona Drummond
    Fiona Drummond None
    Yes, I can see the chat box.
  17. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Let's try the old name of that scheme Ailsa just mentioned, and ask what the last few queries were about.
  18. Fiona Drummond
    Fiona Drummond None
    Oh, that's good. It's pulled the tickets and put them together. I wasn't expecting it to know the sponsor had changed.
  19. Ailsa Dunlop
    Ailsa Dunlop None
    That's because I just told it, isn't it?
  20. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Pretty much, yes. Which is the nice part. Your knowledge goes in once and everyone benefits.
  21. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Right, the admin screens. Ailsa, I'm going to stop sharing and I'd like you to share yours. First, connectors. Tell me what you see.
  22. Ailsa Dunlop
    Ailsa Dunlop None
    Two connected, both green. And there are two empty slots with a padlock on one. Is that the mailboxes?
  23. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    The padlock is simply me, it's waiting for Iain's written scope. Nothing gets switched on until I have it, that's my rule. There are four slots in total on Starter, and you've used two.
  24. Ailsa Dunlop
    Ailsa Dunlop None
    Understood. Iain said he would send his list this week. I'll nudge him.
  25. Fiona Drummond
    Fiona Drummond None
    I'll nudge him as well. He's good once he's decided, it's just getting him there.
  26. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Last bit. Users. You have fifteen seats. I'd suggest we invite the two of you now, and then three or four relationship managers, the ones who asked the most questions. Fiona, who are they?
  27. Fiona Drummond
    Fiona Drummond None
    The ones who are asking me about the scheme names, funnily enough. I'll send you the names tomorrow. Let's start with the people who'll use it and then widen out, rather than switching everybody on.
  28. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    That's how I'd do it. And I'll write the setup note tonight, Ailsa, so you have it in writing: the sources, the mapping decisions, what the refresh does and where to look if it goes red.
  29. Ailsa Dunlop
    Ailsa Dunlop None
    That would be brilliant. Thank you.
  30. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    So, to recap. Ailsa marks the variants this afternoon. Iain's mailbox scope arrives and then I switch the next connector on. Fiona sends the names of the first users tomorrow. I send the setup note tonight and Daniel will check in once the new users are on.
  31. Fiona Drummond
    Fiona Drummond None
    Lovely. Thanks, Callie.
  32. Ailsa Dunlop
    Ailsa Dunlop None
    Thanks. Speak soon.
  33. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Thanks both. Bye for now.

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