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Onboarding call with Brakkevoort Logistics. The platform team wants to see what the role can touch. Pieter is concerned that forty seats have two active people, and he will name the first group by Friday.

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What this says

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Onboarding call with Brakkevoort Logistics. The platform team wants to see what the role can touch. Pieter is concerned that forty seats have two active people, and he will name the first group by Friday.

What happened: Laura reviewed the three open actions from kickoff. The platform team owns the Snowflake account settings, so Bas could not create the role himself.

Customer view: Pieter said forty seats with two people in them is not a good picture for his director. He wants named account managers, not a rough number.

Watch: Helpdesk tickets by email often lack the shipper code, so matching will need a mapping table. Bas also warned he may become the bottleneck.

Commercial: Adoption in the first weeks will shape how the Growth subscription is judged. Pieter has an internal audience for the value case.

AI · claude-sonnet-5-5 · as at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Themes

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
Theme
Onboarding access and adoption
Importance
neutral
Sentiment
mixed
Voice
champion

Who was there

BG-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Laura Penhaligon sends the one-page access note and mapping format the next morning.
  • Bas Vermeulen gets the platform team to respond by the end of next week.
  • Pieter van Dam sends names for the first group by Friday and finds out who runs the call recorder.

Risks

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • The platform team has not yet approved the Snowflake role, and Bas may become the bottleneck.
  • Only two people are using the brain so far, which Pieter says is a poor picture for his director.
  • Shipper names do not always match between CRM and helpdesk, so matching may need a mapping table.

Opportunities

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • A named first group of account managers, followed by a walkthrough once data is loaded.
  • The exception team can fill the shipper code, which would improve matching.

Transcript

  1. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    Hello, hello. Can you hear me all right?
  2. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    Yes, loud and clear. Hello Laura. I think Bas is joining now.
  3. Bas Vermeulen
    Bas Vermeulen
    Hi, sorry, I was stuck on another call. Is my audio okay? I have a new headset and I don't trust it.
  4. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    It's fine, you sound fine. Good afternoon, both. How's the week been?
  5. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    Busy. The shipper review on Monday ran long, we had two accounts with delayed containers and nobody had warned the account manager. So, a normal week. And rain again in Rotterdam.
  6. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    Grey here too, so I can't complain. Right, I've got us down for about three quarters of an hour. Shall I say what I'd like to cover, and then you tell me what's missing?
  7. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    Please. But first, to be clear, last time we said three things. Bas would check who can create the role in your Snowflake account, I would name the first group of account managers, and you would send the list of sources. Where are we?
  8. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    Good, yes. I sent the list of sources, it should be in your inbox. Bas, did you get it?
  9. Bas Vermeulen
    Bas Vermeulen
    I got it, yes. I read it yesterday. Most of it is clear. Two lines I wasn't sure about, I will come back to that.
  10. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    And the role. Bas?
  11. Bas Vermeulen
    Bas Vermeulen
    The role, so, I am not the one who can create it. Our platform team owns the account settings. I asked them on Tuesday and they said it is no problem, but they want to see exactly what the role can touch.
  12. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    That's reasonable, and that's normal. I'll write it up as a one-page note: what the brain reads, what it writes, and where it writes. Everything lives inside your account, nothing leaves it. Would that satisfy them?
  13. Bas Vermeulen
    Bas Vermeulen
    I think so. If they can see it is only one schema and it is read from the sources, they will be happy. They like to be asked politely, that's all.
  14. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    Let's make it concrete. Laura sends the note when?
  15. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    Tomorrow morning. Before lunch, your time.
  16. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    Good. Bas, and then the platform team answers by when? Let's not say soon.
  17. Bas Vermeulen
    Bas Vermeulen
    End of next week. I'll tell them that, and I'll chase them if they sit on it.
  18. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    Okay. Write that down, Laura.
  19. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    Written down. So that's the access. Next is the sources themselves, because that is where the real work sits. What you bought is Growth, so there's room for the shipper accounts, the exception tickets and the calls all together, which is the picture Pieter wants his account managers to have.
  20. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    Yes. That is the whole point. Right now an account manager looks in the CRM for the shipper, then in the helpdesk for the exceptions, then listens to a call if he has time. He does not have time. So he finds out from the shipper, and that is too late.
  21. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    Mm. And that's the first thing we should be able to show you. One page per shipper, with the open exceptions and the last few conversations on it. Bas, for that I need the CRM, the helpdesk and the call recorder connected first. Is that the order you'd choose too?
  22. Bas Vermeulen
    Bas Vermeulen
    For me, yes. The CRM is easiest, we have a service user already. The helpdesk is also okay. The call recorder, hmm, I need to check who is the admin. I think it is someone in sales operations, not IT.
  23. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    That is my team. I will find out. It is probably one of my people, and if not, I will ask. Put me down for that.
  24. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    Lovely. And just so we are all talking about the same thing, you have forty users on the licence, forty-four thousand a year, so we've got room to bring in more than the first group.
  25. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    Forty users, yes. And I want to be honest, right now I see maybe two people in there. Me and Bas. What is the plan to get the other account managers in? Because forty seats with two people is not a good picture for my director.
  26. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    No, fair. And it's very normal at this stage, there's nothing to see yet because the data isn't connected. The plan I'd suggest is a small first group, whoever you name, five or six account managers, once the first three sources are loaded and the shipper pages look right. Then a short walkthrough, and then the rest.
  27. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    Not five or six. Let's make it concrete. I name the people. I have the list, I just need to confirm with the two team leads. I will send names by Friday.
  28. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    Perfect. Then the walkthrough follows once the data is in. I don't want to book people in before there's something worth seeing, they stop coming back.
  29. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    Agreed. Never show them something empty.
  30. Bas Vermeulen
    Bas Vermeulen
    Can I ask something about the two lines in your list? The shipper identifier. In the CRM the shippers have one name, in the helpdesk it is typed by hand by the exception team. So it is not always the same. Sometimes it has the legal name, sometimes the short name.
  31. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    Right, that's the classic one. Okay. So the brain can match on a key if there is one, and if there isn't, we need a mapping table, which you'd own and we'd help you build. Is there anything like a shipper code that's in both?
  32. Bas Vermeulen
    Bas Vermeulen
    In the CRM yes. In the helpdesk, only sometimes. I think when the ticket comes from the portal it has the code, when it is by email it does not.
  33. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    Then the exception team must fill the code. This is a process point, not an IT point. I will talk to them. To be clear, it is not a big thing, they just have not been asked.
  34. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    That would help enormously. In the meantime we'll start with the mapping for the ones that are already clean, and see how many fall through. That tells us how much work the rest is.
  35. Bas Vermeulen
    Bas Vermeulen
    Okay. I can export the list of names that do not match. If you give me the format.
  36. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    I'll put the format in the same email as the note. Two columns is all it needs. So, tomorrow I send the note and the format, Bas gets the platform team to respond by the end of next week, Pieter finds out who runs the call recorder and sends names for the first group by Friday.
  37. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    And I talk to the exception team about the code. Add it.
  38. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    Added. Anything I've forgotten? Anything that worries you about the next couple of weeks?
  39. Bas Vermeulen
    Bas Vermeulen
    Only the time. I have this and my normal work. If the platform team is slow, then I am the bottleneck, so I will tell you early.
  40. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    Good. Say it early. Do not be quiet about it. We will move something else.
  41. Laura Penhaligon
    Laura Penhaligon
    Agreed, and the same from my side. If I'm waiting on anything, I'll say. Right, I think that's us. Thanks, both.
  42. Pieter van Dam
    Pieter van Dam
    Thank you, Laura. Groet.
  43. Bas Vermeulen
    Bas Vermeulen
    Bye, thanks. Speak soon.

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