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Dunholm Precision - Renewal Proposal v1

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Dunholm Precision logo Dunholm Precision · renewal proposal · draft · 21 Sep 2026

Internal draft renewal proposal for the Growth term ending 30 Nov 2026, proposing £58k a year for 60 licensed users, against contracted ARR of £51k. Not yet shared with the customer, and the price is unconfirmed.

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What this says

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Internal draft renewal proposal for the Growth term ending 30 Nov 2026, proposing £58k a year for 60 licensed users, against contracted ARR of £51k. Not yet shared with the customer, and the price is unconfirmed.

What it is: an internal draft by Tom Ashdown, created 2026-09-21, marked "Draft for internal review. Not yet shared with the customer." It proposes a one-year Growth renewal for the term starting the day after 30 Nov 2026.

Commits: nothing binds anyone yet. The proposed terms are Growth tier, 60 licensed users, annual price £58k, billed "Annually in advance, on standard payment terms".

Unusual: the proposed £58k sits above the stated contracted ARR of £51k, and the draft itself lists "Agree internally how to explain the change from the current contracted ARR" as an open point. Usage is described as softer, with around ten active users against sixty licensed.

Not settled: the price is only "the proposed figure for this draft" and is to be confirmed in the order form. User number, connector set and an adoption session are all open, and the draft does not state the basis of the increase.

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As found in this document

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Date end30 Nov 2026Source: the AI read of this record
  • Date renewal30 Nov 2026Source: the AI read of this record
  • Price£58,000Source: the AI read of this record
  • Annual price£58,000Source: the AI read of this record
  • TermOne year, starting the day after the current term endsSource: the AI read of this record
  • BillingAnnually in advance, on standard payment termsSource: the AI read of this record
  • Licensed users60Source: the AI read of this record

The document

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Dunholm Precision - Renewal Proposal v1

Draft for internal review. Not yet shared with the customer.

Prepared by Tom Ashdown, Account Executive, BG-Demo Date: Monday 21 September 2026 CSM: Daniel Okafor

1. Context

Dunholm Precision, a Sheffield manufacturer of precision machined components for aerospace and energy customers, has used the brain since 1 Dec 2024. It brings customer orders, quality tickets and sales-engineer calls together in one place, inside the company's own Snowflake account.

The current Growth term ends on 30 Nov 2026. Contracted ARR today is £51k. This proposal sets out the renewal for the next term.

2. How the account is doing

  • Activity has eased a little against the prior quarter. Active users averaged around ten over the last thirty days.
  • Sixty users are licensed, so there is plenty of room for more of the business to use the brain.
  • One ticket was raised in the last thirty days, and it was marked high priority.
  • There are no overdue invoices.

The softer usage is something to address with the team before signing, not something to hide in the paperwork. Daniel will pick this up with the day-to-day users.

3. Proposed renewal

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ItemProposal
Deal typeRenewal
TierGrowth
Licensed users60
Annual price£58k
TermOne year, starting the day after the current term ends
BillingAnnually in advance, on standard payment terms

The annual price shown is the proposed figure for this draft and will be confirmed in the order form before anything goes to the customer.

4. What stays the same

  • The Growth tier, including the dashboards builder and quarterly business reviews.
  • The standard Growth service levels, including the nightly refresh before the start of the business day.
  • The existing connectors and the customer's Snowflake-based set-up.

5. Open points

  • Confirm whether the licensed user number is still right given current usage.
  • Confirm whether the connector set needs to change.
  • Agree internally how to explain the change from the current contracted ARR.
  • Decide whether an adoption session should be offered alongside the renewal.

6. Next steps

StepOwnerTiming
Review this draft with Customer SuccessTom Ashdown and Daniel OkaforThis week
Speak to the customer about usage and scopeDaniel OkaforBefore the proposal is sent
Send the proposal and order formTom AshdownWell ahead of 30 Nov 2026

Leave that with me and I will update this draft once Daniel and I have spoken.

Cheers, Tom

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As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Proposed price above stated contracted ARR of £51,000
  • Price not yet confirmed in an order form

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