What was said
What this says
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026Onboarding call where the credit feed was cutting out part way. A line break in the export was found and fixed during the call. Usage is thin, Belinda is the only admin, and Kylie raised an overdue invoice.
What happened: Hamza admitted the credit connector was behind the order form commitment. Belinda found a line break in the customer notes column, stripped it, and the credit count started climbing again.
Customer view: Kylie said her team keep asking when they can use it, and that only a couple of people have logged in properly. After the fix, a test question on Ipswich credit holds surfaced an account she needed to ring.
Commercial: Kylie said one invoice is overdue and accounts keep chasing it. Hamza passed it to Amara, the customer success manager, and did not discuss money.
Watch: Belinda is the only admin on a Starter subscription, and the branch manager session waits on a steady feed.
Themes
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026Who was there
BG-Demo
Them
Follow-up
Next steps
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026- Hamza to send Kylie a plain update on what is fixed and what is not.
- Belinda to set up access groups and send the login list.
- Amara to follow up the overdue invoice with Kylie's accounts team.
Risks
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026- The credit connector missed the live-within commitment in the order form, and the delay is slowing adoption.
- Belinda is the only admin, so a single absence blocks any access change.
- Kylie reports an overdue invoice that accounts keep chasing.
Opportunities
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026- A branch managers session could widen use beyond Kylie and Belinda once the feed is steady.
- The Ipswich credit-hold test showed value Kylie could act on straight away.
Transcript
- Hamza AkhtarMorning Kylie, morning Belinda. Can you both hear me okay?
- Kylie DwyerLoud and clear. Belinda's still finding her headset.
- Belinda MossI'm here, sorry, the other screen froze. Go on.
- Hamza AkhtarNo rush. How's the week been on your side?
- Kylie DwyerBusy. Delivery queries from the trade stores all morning, and nobody can see the credit position without ringing accounts.
- Hamza AkhtarThat's exactly what we're here to fix. Let's look at where the connectors are, and I'll be straight with you about where we're behind.
- Belinda MossThe store accounts feed is in. The credit file is still coming through in bits though.
- Hamza AkhtarIn bits how?
- Belinda MossHalf the rows just stop partway. I think it's the export from the old system timing out, but I don't want to guess in front of you.
- Hamza AkhtarFair. Can you share your screen so we can look at it properly?
- Hamza AkhtarI can see it. The store accounts look good. The credit count hasn't moved since last week, so something's stuck upstream.
- Kylie DwyerThat's what worries me. We were told it would be quick, and my team keep asking me when they can use it.
- Hamza AkhtarI completely get that. The order form commits us to the connectors being live within the agreed time, and we're not there on the credit feed yet.
- Kylie DwyerSo what's the plan? I need to tell the branch managers something today.
- Hamza AkhtarI'll go through the export logs with Belinda and send you a plain update tomorrow, with what's fixed and what isn't.
- Belinda MossI can pull the logs. Just don't expect them to be pretty.
- Hamza AkhtarHa, I've seen worse. Let's keep moving and come back to the feed.
- Kylie DwyerHonestly the bigger problem is usage. Only a couple of us have logged in properly.
- Hamza AkhtarThat's what I wanted to raise. Low use usually means people don't trust the answers yet. Once the credit data is in, that should change.
- Kylie DwyerMakes sense. Can we get the branch managers in for a short session?
- Hamza AkhtarYes, after the feed is fixed, so they're not trying it on half the data.
- Belinda MossAgreed. Send me names and roles and I'll set up access.
- Kylie DwyerI'll send that today. And before you ask, there's one invoice that's overdue on our side. Accounts keep chasing it.
- Hamza AkhtarI'll not get into money on this call. That's for Amara, your customer success manager, and whoever handles payments on your side. I'll make sure she follows up.
- Kylie DwyerThanks. I'd rather it went through her than sat in my inbox.
- Belinda MossOkay, I've got the logs open. The export cuts out on the second page of the credit file, every time.
- Hamza AkhtarSecond page every time makes me think of a line break or an odd character in one field. Can you check the notes column?
- Belinda MossHang on. Yes, there's a line break in the customer notes. I think that's it.
- Hamza AkhtarThen strip the line breaks in the export and run it again. I'll watch the count.
- Belinda MossRunning it now. It'll take a few minutes.
- Kylie DwyerWhile we wait, the branch managers want to know if they'll only see their own stores.
- Hamza AkhtarYou can set it that way, with a wider view for the people who need it. Belinda will set the groups up once the names come through.
- Belinda MossMy worry is I'm the only admin here. If I'm off sick, nobody can change anything.
- Hamza AkhtarThat's a fair risk. Let's add a second admin on your side in the next week. Probably someone in IT, or whoever Kylie thinks fits.
- Kylie DwyerI'll check with my manager.
- Belinda MossThe credit count's climbing again. It moved in the last few minutes.
- Hamza AkhtarGood. Let's test it on one store we know. Can you ask it which accounts at the Ipswich stores are on credit hold?
- Belinda MossOkay. It's given us a list. Two of them I'd have expected, one I didn't.
- Kylie DwyerThe one I didn't expect is the one I need to ring about. That's exactly what would have saved us a call last week.
- Hamza AkhtarThat's the test. Let's keep it to that and build from there.
- Belinda MossRight, I'll set the access groups up this afternoon and send you the login list.
- Hamza AkhtarPerfect. I'll confirm the session date for the branch managers once Amara's back to me.
- Kylie DwyerGreat. Thanks both. I'm glad we looked at it rather than waiting.
- Hamza AkhtarMe too. Speak tomorrow, Kylie. Cheers, Belinda.
- Belinda MossCheers.
- Kylie DwyerThanks, bye.