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As at Fri 9 Oct 2026Tom Ashdown wants to talk through a proposal. Harjit Bains prefers early next week and asks for the proposal beforehand, including what it means for the team and the current licence. Tom agrees to send it that day.
Ask: Tom wants a call to walk through the proposal. Harjit asks to read it first.
Customer view: She wants to understand the effect on the team and the current licence so that there are no surprises for the client side.
Next: Tom sends the proposal that day with a couple of slots for early next week. The thread does not show the proposal contents.
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Updated 9 Oct 26Typesales
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- Tom Ashdown 16 Jan 2024 13:29Hi Harjit, Hope your week's going well. Following our chat, I'd like to get something in the diary to talk through the proposal for the team, now that you've had a few months with the brain. Would a call this week or early next week work? Leave the prep with me, I'll keep it short and plain. Cheers, Tom
- Harjit Bains 16 Jan 2024 14:35Hi Tom, Thanks for getting in touch. Early next week is better for me. Could you send the proposal over beforehand so I can read it properly? I'd like to know what it means for the team and for the current licence before we speak, so there are no surprises for the client side. Kind regards, Harjit
- Tom Ashdown 16 Jan 2024 14:49Hi Harjit, No drama, I'll send it over later today so you've got it to read. I'll suggest a couple of slots for early next week in the same email and you can pick whichever suits. Cheers, Tom
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