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Logistical thread: Marcus Bell asked Lauren Pilkington for a short check-in to review usage that has crept up since the consultant session. There is no customer response in the thread.

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Logistical thread: Marcus Bell asked Lauren Pilkington for a short check-in to review usage that has crept up since the consultant session. There is no customer response in the thread.

Ask: Marcus offered early next week or the following week for thirty minutes. He would share his screen to show who is asking what, and Nadia is welcome to join.

Customer view: the thread holds no reply from Lauren, so her availability and view are not shown.

Next: Lauren to pick a week.

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Marcus Bell 24 Sep 2024 16:50
to Lauren Pilkington
Hi Lauren, Quick one on timing. Usage has been creeping up since the consultant session, which is good to see, and I'd like to run through it with you in a short check-in. I've pulled the numbers and can share my screen so we can look at who is asking what. Would early next week work, or is the following week better with your team's diaries? Thirty minutes should do it. If Nadia wants to join as well, that's fine by me. Thanks, Marcus

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BB-Demo staff	48
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Invoices	187
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