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Kilmacud Recruitment logo Kilmacud Recruitment · 22 Apr 2025 14:00

Kilmacud Recruitment's Operations Manager loses half a day to each report and the Managing Director says the results are out of date. Lewis Kerr pitched Starter with four systems and a four-week implementation.

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As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Kilmacud Recruitment's Operations Manager loses half a day to each report and the Managing Director says the results are out of date. Lewis Kerr pitched Starter with four systems and a four-week implementation.

What happened: Lewis Kerr ran discovery on 22 Apr 2025 with Róisín Kavanagh and Fergus Tierney. He pitched Starter over Salesforce, the call recorder and email, with a four-week implementation.

Customer view: Róisín described reports scattered across spreadsheets, the CRM and unused call recordings. Fergus said the reports are already out of date when delivered.

Commercial: Lewis quoted twenty-five thousand five hundred for implementation plus the first year of subscription. Renewal was described only as the subscription alone at a similar level, with no mention of a later price change.

Watch: Lewis aimed to close by mid-June. Fergus agreed if procurement is straightforward, so the Managing Director is the buying voice.

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

Themes

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
Theme
Reporting pain, Starter pitch
Importance
neutral
Sentiment
positive
Voice
decision-maker

Who was there

BG-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Lewis Kerr to send the proposal and contract template to Róisín Kavanagh and Fergus Tierney the same day.
  • Lewis Kerr to reconnect the following week once they have read the documents.

Risks

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Renewal was described as a similar level without any mention that the subscription price may change at renewal.
  • Closing by mid-June depends on procurement being straightforward, which the Managing Director only conditionally accepted.

Opportunities

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Starter on one team with four systems fits a clear pain: half a day per report and out-of-date numbers.
  • Unused call recordings give a concrete value story for the brain.

Transcript

  1. Lewis Kerr
    Lewis Kerr
    Hi Róisín, Fergus. Can you hear me okay?
  2. Róisín Kavanagh
    Róisín Kavanagh
    Yep, you're clear. Thanks for the time this afternoon.
  3. Fergus Tierney
    Fergus Tierney
    Hi Lewis.
  4. Lewis Kerr
    Lewis Kerr
    Thanks for making it work. So I know you're a recruitment firm in Dublin. Before I talk about BG-Demo, I'd love to understand your operation better. Róisín, what does your typical week look like?
  5. Róisín Kavanagh
    Róisín Kavanagh
    So we place contractors in technology and finance. Most of my time is in Salesforce tracking placements, contractor details, client records. But honestly the biggest drag is when Fergus needs a report: pipeline by month, conversion rates, anything like that. It all lives in different places. I've got spreadsheets, the CRM, call recordings we never really use, emails scattered everywhere. It takes me half a day to pull a simple report.
  6. Fergus Tierney
    Fergus Tierney
    And by the time she's done it's already out of date. We need to move faster than we do now.
  7. Lewis Kerr
    Lewis Kerr
    Right. So Salesforce is your system of record. Are you recording calls at all?
  8. Róisín Kavanagh
    Róisín Kavanagh
    We are. Most client and contractor conversations get recorded. But we don't really do much with those recordings after the fact.
  9. Lewis Kerr
    Lewis Kerr
    Okay. So here's the thing. What if you could ask a single question and get your answer instantly? Not Róisín digging through spreadsheets, but the brain answering you. We call it the brain: it sits on top of your Salesforce, your calls, your email. You ask it a question in plain language and it answers. To put a number on it, we'd wire you up to four systems. For Kilmacud that's Salesforce, the call recorder, email. The licence is called Starter. It's for one team, up to fifteen users, includes implementation.
  10. Róisín Kavanagh
    Róisín Kavanagh
    How long does implementation take?
  11. Lewis Kerr
    Lewis Kerr
    Four weeks. We handle all the wiring. You give us access and we do the rest.
  12. Fergus Tierney
    Fergus Tierney
    And cost?
  13. Lewis Kerr
    Lewis Kerr
    Twenty-five thousand five hundred. That's implementation and the first year of subscription, no VAT for you as an Irish business.
  14. Róisín Kavanagh
    Róisín Kavanagh
    Right. And then what's renewal after that?
  15. Lewis Kerr
    Lewis Kerr
    After year one, the subscription alone at a similar level. Implementation is a one-off cost. You own the brain from day one.
  16. Fergus Tierney
    Fergus Tierney
    Timeline for you to kick off if we signed?
  17. Lewis Kerr
    Lewis Kerr
    I'd be ready to start the moment you sign. Once we've got the contract executed I'll need a couple of system details from you, then we kick off the following week.
  18. Róisín Kavanagh
    Róisín Kavanagh
    And once it's live, who needs training?
  19. Lewis Kerr
    Lewis Kerr
    Everyone who'll use it. We walk your team through how to ask questions, what the brain can do. It's plain language, no special syntax. It's pretty straightforward.
  20. Róisín Kavanagh
    Róisín Kavanagh
    Sounds manageable. What's next from your end?
  21. Lewis Kerr
    Lewis Kerr
    I'll send you a proposal and our contract template today. Have a read through, flag any questions. Once you're happy, we'll move to execution. I'd like to have this closed by mid-June, is that realistic?
  22. Fergus Tierney
    Fergus Tierney
    Should be fine, if the procurement is straightforward.
  23. Lewis Kerr
    Lewis Kerr
    I'll make sure it is. You'll have the docs within the hour. Let's connect next week once you've had a look, yeah?
  24. Róisín Kavanagh
    Róisín Kavanagh
    Thanks, Lewis. Speak soon.
  25. Lewis Kerr
    Lewis Kerr
    Cheers.

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