Quick check-in call
Email threadMarcus Bell proposed a short check-in separate from the QBR. Craig Ashwell agreed to half an hour and added that site teams still do not log variations where the commercial team does, and asked for ideas.
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Current to 13 Oct 26Marcus Bell proposed a short check-in separate from the QBR. Craig Ashwell agreed to half an hour and added that site teams still do not log variations where the commercial team does, and asked for ideas.
Ask: Craig wants the check-in to cover how site teams record variations, since the brain depends on what goes into it.
Customer view: he accepts the call but sets a condition. A data-capture gap in the site teams could weaken the value of the brain for his commercial team.
Next: Marcus needs ideas ready for the Friday session, which may touch connectors or user rollout to the site teams.
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Updated 9 Oct 26Messages
Marcus Bell 10 Apr 2025 15:28Hi Craig, Thanks for the time on the call. As promised, I'd like to put a short check-in in the diary, separate from the QBR, so we can look at how things are bedding in with your teams. I'll share my screen and take you through: - who is asking the most questions and in which teams - anything that has been slow or stuck since we last spoke - where your 40 licensed users are and whether you want more people on Happy to jump on a call whenever suits. Shall we book half an hour next week? Thanks, Marcus
Craig Ashwell 10 Apr 2025 18:13Marcus, Half an hour is fine. Friday next week, early afternoon, I'm in the office. One thing I want on the list: the site teams still aren't logging variations in the same place as the commercial team. If the brain is only as good as what goes in, that needs sorting. Bring ideas. Craig On 10 Apr 2025, at 15:28, Marcus Bell wrote: > Shall we book half an hour next week?