Proposal review, timing for conversation

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Ellie Rowcliffe said she and Simon Harte had reviewed the proposal and asked for a call that week. Sophie Ling agreed to Thursday afternoon at 14:00. The thread does not show what was discussed or decided.

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Ellie Rowcliffe said she and Simon Harte had reviewed the proposal and asked for a call that week. Sophie Ling agreed to Thursday afternoon at 14:00. The thread does not show what was discussed or decided.

Ask: Ellie, the Business Operations Manager, wanted to talk through the proposal that week and suggested Thursday afternoon.

Customer view: Both she and Simon have read it and want a conversation promptly. The thread records no objection and no pricing question.

Next: Sophie confirmed 14:00 and said she would send a calendar invite.

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Sophie Ling 22 May 2026 11:46
to Ellie Rowcliffe
Hi Ellie, I've sent the proposal over to you and Simon. Once you've both had a chance to review, shall we book a call to walk through the details and any questions? I'm flexible on timing, what works best for you both? Thanks, Sophie
Ellie Rowcliffe 28 May 2026 12:46
to Sophie Ling
Hi Sophie, Thanks for sending. Simon and I have reviewed it. We'd like to chat this week if possible. Are you free Thursday afternoon? Ellie
Sophie Ling 28 May 2026 14:26
to Ellie Rowcliffe
Thursday afternoon works perfectly. I'll send over a calendar invite for 14:00. Looking forward to it. Thanks, Sophie

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