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Lindqvarn Retail / BG-Demo – Renewal

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Lindqvarn Retail logo Lindqvarn Retail · 16 Apr 2026 14:00

On the 16 Apr 2026 call, Lindqvarn Retail said use is still growing despite four tickets, two high priority. The CFO still needs the £114k explained line by line, and Accounts Payable needs the signed order form.

What was said

What this says

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

On the 16 Apr 2026 call, Lindqvarn Retail said use is still growing despite four tickets, two high priority. The CFO still needs the £114k explained line by line, and Accounts Payable needs the signed order form.

What happened: Marcus Bell reported active users up by about a fifth on the quarter before. Tickets rose to four in the last month, two flagged high priority, and he promised a write-up with timings against Enterprise response times.

Customer view: Mats Eklund asked whether the tickets change the value. Karin Sjöberg said she did not think so, because use is growing, and she wants to anchor the renewal on what they have and discuss additions separately.

Commercial: Tom Ashdown restated £103k a year today and £114k as the total deal value on the proposal. Mats cannot agree a change on a call and needs to be able to explain the difference.

Watch: Annika Lund joined for invoicing and will not set anything up until she has the signed order form. The 6 May 2026 target is unchanged, and the evidence does not show the outcome.

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

Themes

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
Theme
Renewal numbers and tickets
Importance
renewal
Sentiment
mixed
Voice
decision-maker

Who was there

BG-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Tom Ashdown sends Mats Eklund and Annika Lund a one page explainer of the £113,500 and the next-term position before the end of the week.
  • Marcus Bell sends Karin Sjöberg the ticket write-up with timings and the usage note.
  • Tom Ashdown copies Annika Lund on the order form from the start, aiming for signature by 6 May 2026.

Risks

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Ticket volume rose to four in the last month with two high priority, and the customer wants to be sure the stores are not affected again.
  • The CFO cannot explain the gap between £103,000 today and the £113,500 deal value until the line-by-line breakdown arrives.

Opportunities

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Karin Sjöberg is open to discussing additional connectors separately once the renewal is anchored on the current setup.

Transcript

  1. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Afternoon, everyone. Can you hear me alright? I'll share my screen in a minute, just waiting on Tom to join.
  2. Karin Sjöberg
    Karin Sjöberg
    Good afternoon, Marcus. Yes, I hear you. How are you all?
  3. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    Sorry, sorry, I'm here. Bit of a fight with the headset. How's everyone's week been? Nice and quiet, I hope.
  4. Karin Sjöberg
    Karin Sjöberg
    Not so quiet, but it is fine. Annika is joining us today, since she will handle the invoice side if we renew.
  5. Annika Lund
    Annika Lund
    Hello, everyone. I am here to listen mostly, and to ask about the invoicing when it is the right moment.
  6. Mats Eklund
    Mats Eklund
    Good afternoon. I have the agenda. Where we are on the renewal, the numbers, and the open points. Correct?
  7. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    That's it, Mats. We've got the proposal out with you, so today's really about what's still open. Marcus, a quick word on usage first?
  8. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Yeah, quickly. I've pulled the numbers again and active users are still up on the quarter before, by about a fifth this time. So it's holding up. There were four tickets in the last month, and two of them were flagged high priority. I'd like to be straight about that, I know it's more than last time.
  9. Karin Sjöberg
    Karin Sjöberg
    Yes, I saw those. I was in touch with the team about them. They were handled, but I would like us to talk it through, so that the stores are not affected again.
  10. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Of course. I'll send you the write-up on both, with the timings, so you can see how they went against the Enterprise response times. I'm not going to promise anything from engineering on a call, but I'll tell you plainly what I know.
  11. Mats Eklund
    Mats Eklund
    Does it change the value?
  12. Karin Sjöberg
    Karin Sjöberg
    I do not think so, Mats. The use is growing, and that is the best sign. But I would not like to hide the tickets from you.
  13. Mats Eklund
    Mats Eklund
    Good. Then the numbers. Tom.
  14. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    Right. So to recap where we are. Contract ends 31 May 2026, renewal would start 1 Jun 2026. You're at £103,000 a year today, on the order form and on the invoices. The renewal deal on the proposal is £113,500, and that's the total deal value, I wouldn't call it the yearly figure until I've put the breakdown in front of you. I sent that in writing, but I know it's easy to lose in the inbox.
  15. Mats Eklund
    Mats Eklund
    I have it. What I need to understand is the difference to what we pay now. I do not agree a change on a call. But I need to be able to explain it.
  16. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    Totally fair. Let me do this properly: I'll send a one page explainer showing what makes up the £113,500, line by line, and what the position is for the term after. Leave that with me, and I'll have it with you before the end of the week.
  17. Mats Eklund
    Mats Eklund
    Yes. And next year? I would like to know if this is stable.
  18. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    That goes in the same note, Mats. I'd rather you saw it in black and white than took my word from a call.
  19. Karin Sjöberg
    Karin Sjöberg
    Tom, one question from the business side. If we keep one hundred and sixty users, but the stores use it more, is there any change in what we have? I would like to understand that before I speak to the store managers.
  20. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    No, the licence covers the one hundred and sixty. Activity can grow without touching that. What we'd watch is whether you want more sources connected, and we can look at that together.
  21. Karin Sjöberg
    Karin Sjöberg
    Good. Then we should anchor the renewal on what we have, and discuss additions separately.
  22. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    Works for me. Keeps it clean.
  23. Annika Lund
    Annika Lund
    May I ask about invoicing now? Is the invoice annual, in advance, as before? And the payment terms, are they the same?
  24. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    Annual in advance, same as now, and thirty day terms as standard. If you'd rather go quarterly, that can be asked for. I'll put it in the note too so you've got it in one place.
  25. Annika Lund
    Annika Lund
    Thank you. Then I will need the signed order form before I can set it up on our side. Not before. Please send it to me as well when it is ready.
  26. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    Will do. Annika, you'll be copied on the order form from the start.
  27. Mats Eklund
    Mats Eklund
    The target date is 6 May 2026, correct?
  28. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    That's the date I've got for it, yes. 6 May 2026, which leaves a good gap before the term ends.
  29. Mats Eklund
    Mats Eklund
    Good. Then I wait for the numbers. I check them against the store investment plan and the e-commerce budget. After that I can say.
  30. Karin Sjöberg
    Karin Sjöberg
    I will gather what the stores say in the meantime, so Mats has it with the numbers. Let us think about it together next week.
  31. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Perfect. So, from me, the ticket write-up and the usage note go to Karin. Tom sends the breakdown to Mats and Annika. Anything I've missed?
  32. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    That's the lot, I think. Cheers, everyone, good chat.
  33. Annika Lund
    Annika Lund
    Thank you, goodbye.
  34. Mats Eklund
    Mats Eklund
    Thank you. Goodbye.

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