Ashby Moor Housing / BG-Demo – Demo
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Ashby Moor Housing · 28 Sep 2026 15:00
Hannah Lowe demoed the brain on Ashby Moor Housing's Salesforce and housing system data. Michelle Bancroft said she is ready to move forward, and Lewis Kerr will send an order form. Not signed: the record shows no executed copy.
What was said
What this says
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026Hannah Lowe demoed the brain on Ashby Moor Housing's Salesforce and housing system data. Michelle Bancroft said she is ready to move forward, and Lewis Kerr will send an order form. Not signed: the record shows no executed copy.
What happened: On 28 Sep 2026 Hannah Lowe showed tenant search on connected data, including eighteen tenants with open repair requests. Michelle Bancroft asked about reports, the legacy housing connector and what happens if sync fails.
Customer view: She closed by saying she is ready to move forward. The order form is an open item, and the record does not show who signs.
Commercial: Starter has no dashboards builder, a Growth feature, so reporting is limited to exports, saved searches and scheduled reports. The four-business-hour response for Starter was stated.
Watch: The housing connector commitment was only promised in writing later. Lewis said kick-off in February, while the first call spoke of going live in February.
Themes
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026Who was there
BG-Demo
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Follow-up
Next steps
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026- Lewis Kerr to send Michelle Bancroft the order form with all the terms.
- Lewis Kerr to put the housing system connector commitment and timeline in writing for Ashby Moor Housing.
Risks
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026- The legacy housing connector is only promised in writing during implementation planning, not yet in a signed document.
- Kick-off in February differs from the go-live in February heard on the first call, so expectations may need resetting.
Opportunities
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026- The order form is the next step to a signed Starter subscription.
- Michelle asked about reports, which points to a later Growth upgrade for the dashboards builder.
Transcript
Lewis KerrMichelle, hi. Can you hear us?
Michelle BancroftYes, I can. Hi Lewis, hi Hannah.- Lewis KerrGreat. So, Hannah's here from solutions and she's going to walk you through the brain on your actual data. We've connected to your Salesforce and your housing system so you can see real examples. Hannah, what do you reckon Michelle most needs to see?
Hannah LoweI think the search functionality, to be precise. Michelle mentioned on the last call that the team spend a lot of time digging for tenant history. So I've set up a scenario: we'll search for a specific tenant and see how the brain brings back information from Salesforce, the housing system, everything connected.- Michelle BancroftThat sounds good.
- Hannah LoweSo here's a tenant record in our search box. The brain pulls their history: any calls we've logged, emails, any support cases, rent payment status, next steps. All in one place. No jumping between systems.
- Michelle BancroftCan we search for specific topics, like, all tenants with rent arrears?
- Hannah LoweExactly. You can search by status, you can filter by date ranges, by team member. To be precise, you have a lot of control. Let me show you. I'll search for all tenants with open repair requests in the last month. Done. Eighteen tenants. I can click through each one, see the full history, add notes. Now, the longer answer is that you can also set up saved searches, so your team has their five or ten most common searches ready to go.
- Michelle BancroftThat's really helpful. What about reports?
- Lewis KerrGood question. In Starter, you don't get the dashboards builder: that's a Growth feature: but you can export data, you can set up saved searches, and we can help you build a couple of standard reports that run automatically.
- Hannah LoweAnd reports can be emailed to your team on a schedule, weekly, monthly. We'd set that up with you during onboarding.
- Michelle BancroftAnd how would we connect this to our housing system? That's the legacy side.
- Hannah LoweWe have a direct connector for your housing system. Our team works with your IT folks during implementation: typically two or three sessions: to extract your tenant data, get it into Snowflake, and get the brain querying it. We'll put that in writing during implementation planning.
- Michelle BancroftAnd if something goes wrong? If the data isn't syncing?
- Lewis KerrWe have support. You get a check-in every six months, but if anything breaks: a connector stops syncing, a data issue, you raise a ticket and we respond within four business hours.
- Hannah LoweTo be precise, that's the service level at Starter. We'll troubleshoot, find the issue, and usually resolve it quickly. Most connector issues are something simple on the source system side, an API key expired, that sort of thing.
- Michelle BancroftOkay. And you said implementation is four weeks?
- Lewis KerrFour weeks. Week one, we map your data and systems. Weeks two and three, we build the connectors and load your data. Week four is testing: you test with your team, we train you on search and reporting, and you're live.
- Michelle BancroftAnd when would we start?
- Lewis KerrIf we close the deal in early January, we'd kick off in February.
- Michelle BancroftOkay. What happens after implementation?
- Hannah LoweYou're live and using the system. We do a check-in with you in six months to see how you're getting on, whether the brain is delivering value, if you need any adjustments. If you want to expand: add more users, add another connector, upgrade to Growth, we'd talk about that then.
- Michelle BancroftThat sounds good. I think we're ready to move forward. What's next?
- Lewis KerrI'll send you an order form with all the terms. You review, get it signed, and we're away. Any questions in the meantime, you let me know.
- Michelle BancroftThanks, Lewis. And thanks, Hannah.
- Hannah LoweGreat, thanks, Michelle. Speak soon.
- Lewis KerrCheers. Speak soon.