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Kenmure Business Telecom logo Kenmure Business Telecom · 4 Feb 2026 16:15

Marcus Bell's 4 Feb 2026 check-in found usage more than doubled and spread across many people. Shona Baird wants a repeat-fault value case before the contract comes round in August.

What was said

What this says

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Marcus Bell's 4 Feb 2026 check-in found usage more than doubled and spread across many people. Shona Baird wants a repeat-fault value case before the contract comes round in August.

What happened: Marcus showed daily active users averaging in the mid thirties, more than double last quarter, with questions asked up too. Shona credited the service desk, Laura's December session and Alan's shared page.

Customer view: Shona asked what Kenmure gets out of the brain that it is not capturing. She wants a before and after figure on repeat faults so she can show her directors, and she said the contract comes round in August.

Commercial: Marcus will lead the renewal conversation with Tom on the commercial side. Shona said price is Robert's, not hers, so the decision sits above her.

Watch: Alan is the biggest single user, so cover matters, and a second admin session was agreed once Shona names someone.

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Themes

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
Theme
Usage growth and renewal value
Importance
renewal
Sentiment
positive
Voice
champion

Who was there

BG-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Marcus to email the usage chart and monthly question counts the same day.
  • Shona to name a second admin so Marcus can book the thirty minute session.
  • Alan to pull before and after repeat-fault figures ahead of the renewal conversation.

Risks

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Shona has no figure for the drop in repeat faults, so the value case is not yet evidenced.
  • Price is decided by Robert, who was not on the call.
  • Alan is the largest single user and the only admin until a second is trained.

Opportunities

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Usage has more than doubled with the provisioning team still to onboard, well within 150 users.
  • A before and after repeat-fault figure could anchor the August renewal conversation.

Transcript

  1. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Hi Shona, can you hear me okay? I'll just share my screen in a second. Bit of an echo on mine.
  2. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    Hi Marcus. Fine from here. Sorry, I'm a couple of minutes late, I was on a fault. Customer's router had been swapped and nobody told provisioning. Classic.
  3. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Ah. Is it sorted?
  4. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    It's got an owner and a date, so yes, nearly. Go on, what've you got?
  5. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Right, so what I want to cover today is quick. Usage since the new year, how the account managers are getting on, and anything you need from us before the spring. I've pulled the numbers, so let me put them up. Can you see that?
  6. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    I can. That's a big jump, isn't it?
  7. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    It is. Daily active users are averaging in the mid thirties now. Last quarter it was well under half of that. So more than doubled, and questions asked have gone up with it.
  8. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    That'll be the service desk. Once they got in, they didn't stop. Laura's session in December helped, and then Alan's page got passed round the team leads.
  9. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    That's what I was going to ask. Who's asking most of the questions? Because one person asking a big share is something I always look at.
  10. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    It's spread, I think. Alan's high, obviously, and a couple of the team leads. But the account managers have started too. What does your chart say?
  11. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    It says the same. Alan's the biggest single user but it's not lopsided. The rest is spread over a dozen or so people. That's healthy.
  12. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    Good. I'd hate for it to be only Alan. If he goes on holiday, everybody stops.
  13. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Exactly the thing to avoid. Which brings me to a suggestion. Might be worth getting a second admin trained, so there's cover. Shall we book thirty minutes for that?
  14. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    Yes. Let's not make this complicated. Someone in the billing team, I'll ask Alan who he'd pick.
  15. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Perfect. I'll send the invite once you've a name. Now, tickets. You've had one in the last month, and it wasn't urgent, and it's closed.
  16. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    Yeah, that was a how-do-I thing. Dealt with quickly. No complaints.
  17. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Good. And you've got the connectors loading as they should. I looked this morning and the counts are all moving, nothing flat.
  18. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    That's down to Alan checking them after we changed the billing export. He remembered what Laura said.
  19. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Glad to hear it. That's the usual way a connector goes quiet, so well done.
  20. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    Can I ask you something? Not about usage. About what we do with it. What would you say other customers get out of this that we're not?
  21. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Fair question. From what I see, the ones who get most out of it tie it to something they already measure. For you that'd be repeat faults, or time to first assign. If you can say, this number moved since we started, that's the value case, and it's yours rather than mine.
  22. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    Repeat faults, yes. We've got a rough sense that they've dropped but I couldn't put a figure on it. Alan might be able to.
  23. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Then that's a good job for him. If he can pull the before and after, I can help shape it for the next review. Then you've got something to show your own directors.
  24. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    Mm. Right. I'll ask him. And I'll be honest, I want that before the summer, because the contract comes round in August and I'd rather have it ready than be scrabbling.
  25. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Understood. I'll be doing the renewal conversation with you nearer the time, and Tom will be in on the commercial side, so I won't get into that today. But we'll have the value case done well before then. That's my job.
  26. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    Good. Price is Robert's anyway, not mine. I just want to be able to say what it does.
  27. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    That's fair, and it's the right way round. So, next. Are you on track with the single sign-on and the automatic provisioning of users? I know that was half done in December.
  28. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    Sign-on's live. The other bit Alan's finishing. He's waiting on someone in IT, so that's out of our hands for a week or so.
  29. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    No problem. If it drags, tell me and I'll see if Laura can help from our side. Users are well within the 150 you've got, so there's plenty of room as you bring the provisioning team on.
  30. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    That's next. I'm not promising a date yet, I'll check with the team lead first. Probably after the next round of installs.
  31. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    That's fine. I'd rather it was ready than rushed. Anything you need from us that I've not covered?
  32. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    One thing. Can you send me that usage chart? The one with the users. I'd like to put it in front of my boss.
  33. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Yes, I'll email it today, along with the question counts by month, and I'll keep it simple. Plain numbers, nothing fancy.
  34. Shona Baird
    Shona Baird
    Perfect. Then that's me. Cheers, Marcus.
  35. Marcus Bell
    Marcus Bell
    Thanks, Shona. I'll send the usage note and the invite for the admin session. Speak soon. Bye.

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