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Onboarding plan prepared by Callie Brennan on 7 Jul 2024 for Fenmoor Specialty Underwriting's Growth subscription. It sets out five phases over eight weeks, owners per step and two open items: written access and named administrators.

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What this says

Current to 10 Oct 26

Onboarding plan prepared by Callie Brennan on 7 Jul 2024 for Fenmoor Specialty Underwriting's Growth subscription. It sets out five phases over eight weeks, owners per step and two open items: written access and named administrators.

What it is: a customer-facing onboarding plan, stored as final, covering five phases from access through handover. It states a subscription start of 1 Jul 2024 and an initial term ending 30 Jun 2025.

Commits: B-Brain to a fixed-fee implementation of "eight weeks, up to eight connectors", a progress note at the end of each phase and a handover to the customer success manager in week eight. The customer is asked for written access and a primary and back-up administrator.

Unusual: Callie states "I will not begin a connector without it", so the timeline depends on written access from the customer.

Not settled: the plan is not an order form and states no price. It lists written access and administrator names as still to be confirmed, and does not show whether they were later provided.

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As found in this document

Current to 9 Oct 26
Date end
30 Jun 2025
Date start
1 Jul 2024
Implementation
Fixed fee, eight weeks, up to eight connectors
Progress reporting
A short written progress note from me at the end of each phase.
Connector start
I will not begin a connector without it.

The document

Body

Fenmoor Specialty Underwriting - Onboarding Plan

Status: Final Prepared by: Callie Brennan, Implementation Consultant, B-Brain Prepared on: 7 Jul 2024

Purpose

This plan sets out how we get Fenmoor Specialty Underwriting from a signed order form to a brain that your underwriting operations team uses every day. It covers the phases, who owns each step, and what I need from your side before we switch on the refresh.

Starting point

ItemDetail
CustomerFenmoor Specialty Underwriting, London
TierGrowth
Subscription start1 Jul 2024
Initial term ends30 Jun 2025
ImplementationFixed fee, eight weeks, up to eight connectors
B-Brain account ownerPriya Raman
B-Brain customer success managerDaniel Okafor
B-Brain implementation leadCallie Brennan

The brain is built and run inside your own Snowflake account, so your IT colleagues are involved from the first phase.

What success looks like

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Your underwriting operations team can answer capacity providers' oversight questions from one view, without reconciling submissions, bordereaux queries, claims tickets and CRM activity by hand. By the end of the eight weeks:

  • every connector promised in the order form is live and refreshing overnight;
  • the licensed users on the Growth tier have been invited, starting with underwriting operations;
  • at least one of your colleagues can run the brain's administration without us;
  • you have a setup note that records every source, mapping and credential owner.

Phases

Phase one: access and preparation (first week)

StepOwnerDone when
Confirm your Snowflake account details and the role B-Brain will useYour IT contactWritten confirmation received
Name a primary and a back-up administratorYour operations leadBoth named in writing
Provide written access for each source systemYour IT contactAccess confirmed per connector
Agree the list of sources and their order of priorityCallie Brennan with your operations leadPriority list signed off

What I need from your side is written access before any connector is started. I will not begin a connector without it.

Phase two: connect and map (weeks two to five)

StepOwnerDone when
Connect the CRM and map accounts, contacts and activityCallie BrennanMapping reviewed with your operations lead
Connect the helpdesk and map claims ticketsCallie BrennanTicket categories agreed
Connect submissions and bordereaux sourcesCallie Brennan with your IT contactSample records checked against source
Connect remaining mailboxes, calls and shared documents as agreedCallie BrennanEach connector loading records

Every mapping is checked against sample records before it is accepted. Where a field does not map cleanly I will raise it with your team rather than guess.

Phase three: first refresh and checks (weeks five and six)

StepOwnerDone when
Run the first full refreshCallie BrennanRefresh completes without errors
Check record counts against each sourceCallie Brennan and your administratorDifferences explained
Test the first set of oversight questionsYour underwriting operations teamAnswers judged usable
Fix anything the checks turn upCallie BrennanIssues closed

Phase four: users and training (weeks six and seven)

StepOwnerDone when
Invite users up to the licensed number, starting with underwriting operationsYour administratorInvitations accepted
Walk through pages, chat and search with the first groupCallie BrennanSession held
Build the first dashboards with your teamCallie Brennan and your operations leadDashboards in use
Show your administrators how to add a user and check a connectorCallie BrennanAdministrators confident

Phase five: handover (week eight)

StepOwnerDone when
Deliver the setup note covering sources, mappings and credential ownersCallie BrennanNote accepted by your administrator
Hand over to the customer success managerCallie Brennan and Daniel OkaforHandover meeting held
Agree the date of the first quarterly business reviewDaniel OkaforDate in diaries

Risks and how we handle them

  • Credentials arrive late. Connectors cannot start without written access, so the plan moves with the access. I will flag any slip to Priya and Daniel straight away.
  • A source system changes during the build. Tell us before you change a system we are connected to, so we can adjust the mapping rather than find a broken connector later.
  • Only one administrator is trained. The plan asks for a primary and a back-up so that the brain does not depend on one person.
  • Few people use it at the start. Active use will start small. We widen the invitation list once the first answers have been checked.

Communication

  • A short written progress note from me at the end of each phase.
  • A call with your operations lead at the start and end of each phase.
  • Anything blocking progress goes to Priya Raman and Daniel Okafor the same day.

Open items at the date of this plan

  • Written access for the first connectors is still to be confirmed.
  • The names of your primary and back-up administrators are still to be confirmed.

Thanks, Callie

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Current to 9 Oct 26
  • no connector starts without written access

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