Callie Brennan

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Callie Brennan trained Jas Dhillon and Nathan Booth on saving pages, building a dashboard and sharing. Both left with working assets and a use that replaces manual Monday reporting. No commercial concerns were raised.

What was said

What this says

Current to 11 Oct 26

Callie Brennan trained Jas Dhillon and Nathan Booth on saving pages, building a dashboard and sharing. Both left with working assets and a use that replaces manual Monday reporting. No commercial concerns were raised.

What happened: Callie Brennan led a 77 minute training session. Jas Dhillon built a reusable customer call prep page and Nathan Booth built a dashboard of orders due and quality tickets.

Customer view: Jas had already used the brain on a live customer call and found it useful. Nathan said the Monday report is currently made by hand, so the dashboard replaces real manual work.

Commercial: Nathan asked about the connector limit. Callie said they are well inside the fixed number on their plan and nothing needs doing now.

Watch: A call missing from search was put down to the refresh timing, with a check promised if it is still absent. Only two people attended, so wider rollout is not yet shown.

AI · claude-sonnet-5-5 · 11 Oct 2026

Themes

Current to 9 Oct 26
Theme
Pages and dashboards training
Importance
praise
Sentiment
positive
Voice
user

Who was there

BB-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Callie Brennan to send the written steps for the page and the dashboard.
  • Callie Brennan to check the missing call if it is not in search the next day.

Risks

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • A recorded call was missing from search, which could read as stale data if it recurs.
  • Only two customer users attended, so adoption beyond them is not yet shown.

Opportunities

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • The Monday dashboard could be shared with the head of customer operations and widen adoption.
  • Reusable pages show value to sales engineering and may lead to more users on the plan.

Transcript

  1. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Afternoon, both. Hope the weekend was good. Are we waiting for anyone?
  2. Jas Dhillon
    Jas Dhillon None
    Afternoon. No, just us. Good weekend, yeah, bit of rain, nothing exciting. Nathan's on his way, he's grabbing a coffee.
  3. Nathan Booth
    Nathan Booth None
    I'm here. Sorry, kettle was slow. Afternoon.
  4. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    No problem. So, today. Last time was asking questions. Today is making what you find reusable: saving pages, building a simple dashboard, and sharing. And I want to leave time at the end for anything that went wrong since Friday.
  5. Jas Dhillon
    Jas Dhillon None
    One thing on that. I used it on a call on Friday afternoon, an actual customer call. It was really useful, but I asked it the same question three times that week for different customers. Is there a way not to retype it?
  6. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    That's exactly the right place to start. A page. You write the question once, with the customer as a thing you fill in, save it, and anyone with access can run it. Let's build yours.
  7. Jas Dhillon
    Jas Dhillon None
    Okay. What was it... what are open orders, are any late, what did they say on the last call, and any open quality tickets.
  8. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Four questions, one page. Create page, top right. Give it a name. Something you'd recognise in three months.
  9. Jas Dhillon
    Jas Dhillon None
    Customer call prep. Imaginative, I know.
  10. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Perfect, honestly. Plain is good. Now add each question as a block. Then at the top, add a customer field, so it asks which customer before it runs.
  11. Nathan Booth
    Nathan Booth None
    Can I ask something about who can edit that? If Jas builds it, can somebody else break it?
  12. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Good one. The person who creates it owns it. Others can run it, and you can allow edit for named people. You as admin can see all of them. I'd say keep it tight for now. Only the owner edits.
  13. Nathan Booth
    Nathan Booth None
    That suits me.
  14. Jas Dhillon
    Jas Dhillon None
    Let me run it. Customer, an aerospace one this time.
  15. Jas Dhillon
    Jas Dhillon None
    That's... yeah, that's good. All four, in one go. The only thing is the late orders come out in a long list. Could that be a table?
  16. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    It can. Edit that block and change the layout to table. Then pick the columns. Customer, part, promised date, status.
  17. Jas Dhillon
    Jas Dhillon None
    Done. Better. Much better.
  18. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Now dashboards. Nathan, you're more likely to want these. A dashboard is a set of charts that refresh with the data. Let's build one. What would you want to see on a Monday morning?
  19. Nathan Booth
    Nathan Booth None
    Honestly? Orders due this week by customer, and quality tickets opened and closed. Ruth asks for that every Monday and I make it by hand.
  20. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Then that's the one. Dashboards, new, and we start with orders due this week.
  21. Nathan Booth
    Nathan Booth None
    Right, I've got a bar chart. It's showing all customers, there are lots of them. Can I limit it to the top few?
  22. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Yes, there's a limit setting under the chart options. Set it to the top ten by value, or whatever you prefer. And if you want a specific customer, you add a filter.
  23. Nathan Booth
    Nathan Booth None
    Okay. And the second chart, tickets. It's asking me which date field. Created or closed?
  24. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Two series, one each. Opened is created, closed is the closed date. If you pick just one you'll only see half the story.
  25. Jas Dhillon
    Jas Dhillon None
    Sorry, go on. I was about to say, can I get a copy of the dashboard on my side?
  26. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    You can view it if Nathan shares it. Nathan, there's a share button, then add Jas as a viewer. Then Ruth, when you're ready.
  27. Nathan Booth
    Nathan Booth None
    Shared. Jas, check it's turned up.
  28. Jas Dhillon
    Jas Dhillon None
    It's here. Looks good. The tickets chart has a spike last week, is that real?
  29. Nathan Booth
    Nathan Booth None
    That's real, we had a batch issue. I'd have to ask Ruth for the details, she'll want to say it herself.
  30. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Which is exactly why it's worth having in front of her. Let me run through what to check each time a refresh looks odd, before you ring me. Check the refresh time, check the source sample, check whether the export for that night actually arrived.
  31. Nathan Booth
    Nathan Booth None
    Can I ask about the number of connectors we can have? Ruth was asking.
  32. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    On your plan there's a fixed number, and you're well inside it with the sources we've done so far. If you wanted to add more later we can talk about that, but nothing needs doing now. I'd focus on getting these three solid.
  33. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Right, anything that went wrong since Friday?
  34. Jas Dhillon
    Jas Dhillon None
    One thing, a call didn't show up. It was recorded, I'm sure, but it wasn't in search.
  35. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Likely that it was recorded after the last refresh, so it will come in tonight. If it's not there tomorrow, tell me which call, and I'll check.
  36. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan None
    Thanks, both. I'll send the note with the page and the dashboard steps. Cheers. Bye.

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