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Current to 11 Oct 26Elena Novak proposes a thirty-minute check-in covering usage, open tickets and priorities. Logistical scheduling email; no customer response in the thread.
Ask: Elena asks Helen Marsden to choose Tuesday or Wednesday of the following week for a thirty-minute call, with written actions the same day.
Customer view: there is no customer response in the thread. The agenda mentions open support tickets and whether responses have been sufficient, but the thread gives no detail on them.
Next: confirm a slot with Helen.
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Updated 9 Oct 26Typecs
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- Elena Novak 11 Mar 2026 10:01Dear Helen, I hope you are well. I am writing to arrange a short check-in call with you, as discussed. To confirm, I propose the following agenda: 1. A review of how the brain is being used by your team over the last quarter, including who is asking questions and which sources are feeding it. 2. The open support tickets, and whether the responses so far have been sufficient. 3. Your priorities for the coming months, and anything that would make the brain more useful to the business intelligence team. As agreed in our earlier exchange, I will keep the call to thirty minutes and I will send you written actions on the same day. I will make sure that anything we cannot resolve on the call has a named owner on our side. Could you let me know whether Tuesday or Wednesday next week would suit you, and at what time? If neither works, please suggest another day and I will adjust. Kind regards, Elena Elena Novak Customer Success Manager, EU, BB-Demo
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