Marsden Vale, implementation kickoff

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Logistical thread: Callie Brennan proposed a kickoff call for the Marsden Vale implementation and Charlotte Haigh confirmed Wednesday afternoon. No commercial or value signal.

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Logistical thread: Callie Brennan proposed a kickoff call for the Marsden Vale implementation and Charlotte Haigh confirmed Wednesday afternoon. No commercial or value signal.

Ask: Callie asked Charlotte to choose a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday afternoon slot for the kickoff call on connectors and data mapping.

Customer view: Charlotte replied that Wednesday afternoon works and said she was looking forward to getting started.

Next: the kickoff call goes ahead on the Wednesday afternoon. The thread does not show the confirmed date or time.

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Callie Brennan 26 Sep 2024 12:46
to Charlotte Haigh
Hi Charlotte, I'm excited to get Marsden Vale set up. I'd like to schedule our kickoff call for early next week to go through the connectors and data mapping. What works best for you, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday afternoon? Thanks, Callie
Charlotte Haigh 30 Sep 2024 08:23
to Callie Brennan
Hi Callie, Wednesday afternoon works perfectly. Looking forward to getting started. Cheers, Charlotte

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