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Kestle Bay Hotels logo Kestle Bay Hotels · 30 Sep 2024 12:45

Demo of the brain on Kestle Bay Hotels' CRM and property system. Sam Hollis said the company is keen to move forward. Tom Ashdown is to send the proposal by end of week, then an order form, with go-live targeted for early November.

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What this says

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Demo of the brain on Kestle Bay Hotels' CRM and property system. Sam Hollis said the company is keen to move forward. Tom Ashdown is to send the proposal by end of week, then an order form, with go-live targeted for early November.

What happened: Hannah Lowe showed the brain answering a booking question across the Salesforce CRM and the property-management system. Sam Hollis and Rob Gledhill asked about finance data, security, service levels and training.

Customer view: Sam said "We're keen. Let's move forward." Rob found it straightforward and had no further questions.

Commercial: Rob's finance question would need a fourth connector, which is the Starter limit, so extra systems beyond that point to Growth. Tom committed to a proposal by end of week, then an order form and a four-week path to live.

Watch: The call is from 30 Sep 2024 and the evidence does not show whether a proposal or order form followed. Service credit terms were quoted as Starter terms, to be confirmed by the executed paper.

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

Themes

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
Theme
Starter demo, ready to proceed
Importance
upsell
Sentiment
positive
Voice
decision-maker

Who was there

BG-Demo

Them

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Next steps

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Tom Ashdown to send the proposal to Sam Hollis by end of week, then the order form.

Risks

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • The evidence does not show a proposal or order form was sent or signed after the call.
  • Rob Gledhill's finance data request would use the fourth and last Starter connector.

Opportunities

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Finance data via a fourth connector, or Growth if more systems are wanted later.

Transcript

  1. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    Hi both. Thanks for joining. We've got Hannah with us today, she's our Solutions Engineer. She's going to walk you through the brain on your data.
  2. Sam Hollis
    Sam Hollis
    Great, cheers.
  3. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    Hi Sam, hi Rob. Can you see my screen okay?
  4. Rob Gledhill
    Rob Gledhill
    Yeah, clear.
  5. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    Right. So we've connected your Salesforce CRM and your property-management system to your Snowflake account. We indexed about five thousand booking records and customer interactions over the past few months. Now instead of hunting through both systems, you just ask.
  6. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    So for instance, if you wanted to ask: 'Which customers have booked more than three times in the last six months?' Watch what happens.
  7. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    There we are. The brain pulled it from your CRM and your property system in about two seconds. Thirty-eight customers. You could drill in, see their booking history, their contact details, everything.
  8. Sam Hollis
    Sam Hollis
    That's useful. We could use that for targeted marketing.
  9. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    Exactly. And it's live every night. We refresh your data nightly by seven in the morning, so every question you ask has today's information in it.
  10. Rob Gledhill
    Rob Gledhill
    What if we want to include finance data? Like, revenue per customer or repeat revenue?
  11. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    To be precise, that would be a fourth connector. Starter gives you four systems connected. We'd add your finance platform, Xero or whatever you use, and you could then ask: 'revenue per customer for the last year.' The brain would pull from all three systems.
  12. Sam Hollis
    Sam Hollis
    How secure is all this?
  13. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    The short answer is: your data never leaves Snowflake. The longer answer is: we run the platform but it lives inside your account, encrypted in transit and at rest. You control the encryption keys. We never have access to your raw data.
  14. Rob Gledhill
    Rob Gledhill
    And if something goes wrong?
  15. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    We monitor availability round the clock. Starter tier guarantees ninety-nine point five percent uptime. If we miss that in any month, you get a five percent service credit. We also guarantee nightly data refresh by seven in the morning. If a refresh doesn't complete, same credit applies.
  16. Sam Hollis
    Sam Hollis
    And training, do we need to learn something new?
  17. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    We run a kick-off session once you're live. Usually an hour with you and a couple of your team. The brain is pretty intuitive, it understands business language, not SQL. So if you ask 'high-value bookings,' it knows what you mean.
  18. Rob Gledhill
    Rob Gledhill
    Looks straightforward. What's next?
  19. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    If you're happy, we move to the proposal and order form. That locks in the price, the timeline, and exactly what systems we're connecting. You're looking at four weeks from signature to live.
  20. Sam Hollis
    Sam Hollis
    We're keen. Let's move forward.
  21. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    Brilliant. I'll get the proposal to you by end of week, and we can iterate if you want. Once you're happy, order form, and we'll get you live in early November.
  22. Sam Hollis
    Sam Hollis
    Perfect.
  23. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    Great. Any other questions before we wrap?
  24. Rob Gledhill
    Rob Gledhill
    No, I think that's all clear.
  25. Tom Ashdown
    Tom Ashdown
    Cheers both. I'll send that proposal over. Speak soon.

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