Haddon Rook Logistics / BG-Demo – Negotiation
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Haddon Rook Logistics · 4 Dec 2025 13:45
On 4 Dec 2025 Haddon Rook asked for quarterly payments and a three-year commitment. Owen Tallis agreed both with no change to the first-year price. Janice Haddon said it works, and the order form is next.
What was said
What this says
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026On 4 Dec 2025 Haddon Rook asked for quarterly payments and a three-year commitment. Owen Tallis agreed both with no change to the first-year price. Janice Haddon said it works, and the order form is next.
What happened: Janice and Sandra Neale asked for quarterly payments and a longer commitment. Owen Tallis accepted both and kept the first-year price at twenty-six nine all-in.
Customer view: Spencer Gaunt confirmed the deal as three years, quarterly payments and pricing reviewed at each renewal. Janice then said it works for them.
Commercial: Pricing for year two was left open until renewal, so the customer has stability on term but no fixed future price. The order form decides what is contracted.
Watch: The evidence does not show the order form being signed. Until then the terms are a verbal agreement.
Themes
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026Who was there
BG-Demo
Them
Follow-up
Next steps
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026- Tom Ashdown to send the order form with the three-year commitment and quarterly payments the same day.
- Sandra Neale to sign and return the order form, after which implementation starts within four weeks.
Risks
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026- Year two and three pricing is only reviewed at renewal, which may surprise the customer if it rises.
- The order form is not shown as signed, so the terms are not yet executed paper.
Opportunities
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026- A three-year commitment gives BG-Demo a longer term with this customer.
- Renewal talks were framed around usage, value, tier upgrades and extra connectors.
Transcript
Tom AshdownRight, everyone on? Good. So we've had the proposal out for a couple of weeks. Janice, Sandra, anything you wanted to talk through?
Janice HaddonYeah, a couple of points. The scope is good, but we're wondering about flexibility on payment terms and commitment length.
Sandra NealeOur finance team prefer quarterly payments rather than upfront annual. And we'd like a longer commitment, three years maybe.
Owen TallisThree years is great. On the payment side, we can do quarterly. You'd still pay for the full year, it's just spread across the quarters. No extra cost.- Janice HaddonAnd the price stays the same?
- Owen TallisYeah, twenty-six nine all-in for year one. The quarterly split is just for cash flow. Once we're in the contract, you've got the three-year commitment and payment flexibility sorted.
- Sandra NealeWhat about year two and three?
- Owen TallisAt renewal, so twelve months from when you sign, we'd come back with pricing for year two. But the three-year commitment gives you stability and us confidence in the relationship.
Spencer GauntSo to be clear: we commit for three years, pay quarterly, and pricing gets reviewed at each renewal?- Owen TallisRight. And we'd talk about usage, value, whether you want to upgrade tiers or add connectors, all that comes into play at renewal.
- Tom AshdownThis all goes into the order form, by the way. So you'll have the commitment in writing, no ambiguity.
- Janice HaddonAnd the implementation, that's still four weeks?
- Tom AshdownYep. Four weeks from when you sign the order form. Laura will be in touch within a day or two to get the calendar locked in.
- Sandra NealeWho do I speak to about getting the order form signed?
- Tom AshdownThat's me. I'll get it over to you today once we've agreed terms here. You sign it, send it back, and we're live in four weeks.
- Janice HaddonOkay. I think that works for us.
- Owen TallisBrilliant. Tom's got this from here, he'll get you the order form with the three-year commitment and quarterly payment terms locked in. Anything else from you?
- Janice HaddonNo, I think that covers it. Cheers.
- Tom AshdownCheers all. Speak soon.