Marcus Bell

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Check-in on 12 Apr 2024 with Jenna Price. Regular users have risen to two or three, no tickets, nightly refresh on time. Jenna parked a possible extra connector and welcomed an enablement session for other consultants.

What was said

What this says

Current to 10 Oct 26

Check-in on 12 Apr 2024 with Jenna Price. Regular users have risen to two or three, no tickets, nightly refresh on time. Jenna parked a possible extra connector and welcomed an enablement session for other consultants.

What happened: Marcus Bell ran a short check-in with Jenna Price on 12 Apr 2024. Regular users had risen to two or three, mostly consultants working the engineering client accounts.

Customer view: Jenna reported no problems and said one consultant saved a morning. She added that Rob always asks what the firm is getting for it.

Commercial: Starter allows 15 users and a hard limit of 4 connectors, with room on both. Jenna floated a shared mailbox connector, then asked to park it.

Watch: The value case rests on Jenna and a few consultants. Marcus offered an enablement session and a usage summary she can show Rob.

AI · claude-sonnet-5-5 · 10 Oct 2026

Themes

Current to 9 Oct 26
Theme
Starter usage growth
Importance
praise
Sentiment
positive
Voice
champion

Who was there

B-Brain

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Marcus Bell to send session times for the consultant enablement session the following week.
  • Marcus Bell to send the usage summary after the call.
  • Marcus Bell to confirm in writing how chat history is kept for each person.

Risks

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Rob routinely asks what the firm is getting for it, so the value case has to be shown rather than assumed.

Opportunities

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • An enablement session for consultants who have not tried the brain could widen use within the Starter user limit.
  • A shared mailbox connector could deepen use, though Jenna asked to park it.

Transcript

  1. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    Hello Jenna, can you hear me alright?
  2. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    Hi Marcus, yes, I can. Sorry, sorry, I'm a couple of minutes late. I got caught on a phone call and then the lift was full.
  3. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    No problem at all. Good afternoon, anyway. How's the week been?
  4. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    Busy. The team's stretched, it's nearly the end of the week and everyone's trying to close things off. But a good sort of busy, I think.
  5. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    Good. Right, I'll share my screen and say what I want to cover. Just a quick check-in, nothing heavy. I've pulled the numbers on usage, then I'd like to hear what's working and what isn't, and then anything you need from us.
  6. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    Lovely.
  7. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    Can you see that okay? It's the usage page.
  8. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    Yes, I can see it. A lot of green.
  9. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    That's the idea. So the headline is more people are using it than when we last looked. You've got fifteen licences on Starter and you're nowhere near that, but the number of people logging in has gone up a lot in the last quarter. It's two or three people regularly now, which for where you started is a big jump.
  10. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    Oh, that's good. I think that's the consultants who work with the engineering clients. A couple of them got into it after I showed them the client accounts page.
  11. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    Right, that's what I was hoping. And is that what they're using it for, the client accounts, or is it more the placements pipeline?
  12. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    Bit of both, really. They ask it things like which clients have gone quiet, and then they can see the open tickets next to the placements. Before, they'd have had to open three different screens.
  13. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    Mm. That's the whole point of it. One place instead of three.
  14. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    Yeah. Honestly, one of them said it saved her a morning last week. I won't tell you which one, she'll go red.
  15. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    No, fair enough. Have you had any problems? I can see you've not raised a ticket for a while, which is usually a good sign, but I'd rather ask than assume.
  16. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    No, nothing. It's been quiet. I keep thinking I should be checking things more, but then it just carries on working, so.
  17. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    That's the best outcome, really. The nightly refresh has been landing on time, and the connectors have all been loading. Records are going up steadily, so the data's staying fresh.
  18. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    Good. Can I ask, is there a limit on how many connectors we can have? I was wondering about pulling something else in at some point.
  19. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    There is. On Starter it's four, and that's a hard limit. You're using some of those already, so there's a bit of room. What were you thinking of?
  20. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    Not sure yet. Probably the shared mailbox the client team uses. It's only an idea. Can we park that for now? I just want to see how the next few weeks go.
  21. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    Of course. No pressure at all. Just tell me when you want to look at it and we'll see what fits.
  22. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    Thanks.
  23. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    While we're here, shall I do a short session for the consultants who haven't tried it yet? Thirty minutes, over lunch or whenever suits. I'd show them the sort of questions that work well, based on your own data.
  24. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    That would be really useful, actually. People get scared of typing the wrong thing. If somebody they trust says it's fine, they'll try it.
  25. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    Perfect. I'll send you a couple of times next week and you can pick one that works for the team.
  26. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    Sorry for the slow reply in advance. It's the sort of thing that sits in my inbox.
  27. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    That's fine, I'll nudge. And I'll send the usage summary after the call as well, so you've got something to show Rob if he asks.
  28. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    He will, he always does. 'What are we getting for it?' So that's helpful.
  29. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    Happy to help with that. Anything else from your side?
  30. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    No, I don't think so. Oh, sorry, one thing. Does the brain keep the old chat history? Somebody asked me.
  31. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    It does keep it for each person. I'll double-check the detail and put it in the email so you've got it in writing.
  32. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    Brilliant, thank you.
  33. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell None
    Right, I'll let you get back to it. Thanks for making time, Jenna.
  34. Jenna Price
    Jenna Price None
    Thanks Marcus, speak soon. Bye.

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