# Prepare the QBR deck for Fenmoor Specialty Underwriting for Callum Reid

*Claude, the tool calls B-Brain makes for this request, run by tools/make_examples.py. Figures as at Fri 9 Oct 2026.*

**What B-Brain did:** Counting in SQL → counting in SQL → checking the money facts (arr, org_001) → checking the money facts (usage_headroom, org_001) → checking the money facts (renewals) → drawing a chart (Active users by month) → drawing a chart (Questions asked by month) → searching the brain (latest, org_001) → reading the record (tkt_001_0023) → reading the record (tkt_001_0021) → reading the record (tkt_001_0022) → reading the record (tkt_001_0020) → reading the record (tkt_001_0019) → reading the record (tkt_001_0018) → reading the record (tkt_001_0017) → reading the record (tkt_001_0015) → reading the record (call_001_048) → reading the record (call_001_045) → counting in SQL → reading the record (assessment:org_001) → reading the record (next_steps:org_001) → building the deck (Fenmoor Specialty Underwriting: account…)

Here is the QBR deck for [Fenmoor Specialty Underwriting](demo/e/organisation/org_001.html), 10 slides for Callum Reid. Fenmoor holds **£125,000** of contracted ARR on Enterprise, with **64 of 150** seats active in September and 9 of 20 connectors configured. The deck carries usage over the term, the latest tickets, two verbatim quotes checked against the call transcripts, the open expansion and the next steps.

> So I've told the board, and I'll say it plainly here: both new lines will need the brain.
>
> Imogen Hartley, Tue 15 Sep 2026 ([the call](demo/e/call/call_001_048.html))

**Download:** [Fenmoor Specialty Underwriting: account review (PowerPoint)](examples/qbr-deck/qbr-deck.pptx)

[Open the interactive view](demo/views/4e568a6bd8ce/) (Active users by month)

*B-Brain tools · SQL, facts, chart, search, record, deck*
