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Kettlewell Lettings logo Kettlewell Lettings · 13 May 2024 11:00

Onboarding training for Victoria Spence and Lily Harker. Both were positive, the recorder connector was picking up calls, and one stale status was found in the lettings system. Read access for negotiators is to be set up.

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As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Onboarding training for Victoria Spence and Lily Harker. Both were positive, the recorder connector was picking up calls, and one stale status was found in the lettings system. Read access for negotiators is to be set up.

What happened: Callie Brennan walked Victoria and Lily through the question box, the tenancy pages and connector admin, with a practice round against the lettings system.

Customer view: Victoria said the team would be relieved it is not another system to type into twice. Lily found the history view useful and the admin steps clearer than before.

Commercial: This is adoption groundwork. Negotiator read access and Lily's connector password know-how support day-to-day use and later renewal.

Watch: One pending tenancy showed as signed in the lettings system but waiting in B-Viz, and the landlord contact was out of date in the CRM. Answers are only as current as the source records, and Lily is away at times, so admin cover matters.

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Themes

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
Theme
Onboarding training session
Importance
praise
Sentiment
positive
Voice
decision-maker

Who was there

BG-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Callie Brennan sends the setup note with the status fix, contact change and screenshots.
  • Victoria Spence sends the negotiators' names so read access can be set up.
  • Lily Harker fixes the pending status on the lettings system side.

Risks

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • A stale status in the lettings system produced a wrong answer, so data quality at source could erode trust.
  • Lily is the admin who handles connector credentials and will be away at times, so cover is needed.

Opportunities

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Negotiators can be brought on with scoped read access, widening use beyond the two leads.

Transcript

  1. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    Good morning, everyone. Can you all see the screen? Right, the plan is simple: I'll show you the questions first, then the tenancy pages, then we'll do a practice round together. Stop me whenever you want.
  2. Victoria Spence
    Victoria Spence
    Morning. Yes, I can see it. Sorry, I've got my coffee, so don't mind the mug.
  3. Lily Harker
    Lily Harker
    Morning. Hiya. I've got the admin side open in case we need it.
  4. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    Perfect, Lily. Victoria, I'll start with the question box. Anything you type in gets answered from the records it can see. The trick is to be specific, so ask about a landlord or a property, not just deposits in general.
  5. Victoria Spence
    Victoria Spence
    Right, so I'd ask about the landlord by name, rather than the whole list.
  6. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    Exactly. Let's try one. Type in a landlord you know well, and ask when their last call was.
  7. Victoria Spence
    Victoria Spence
    Okay. I'll use the Harcourt account, they're always ringing. There we go. It's given me a date and the subject of the call.
  8. Lily Harker
    Lily Harker
    That's the one from the recorder, isn't it? The one that dropped out last week?
  9. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    It is, and it means the recorder connector has picked it up. That's a good sign. Victoria, how does that answer look to you?
  10. Victoria Spence
    Victoria Spence
    It's right, I think. The subject line is a bit vague, but it matches what I remember.
  11. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    That's fair. The subject line is copied from the recorder, so if the person who logged the call wrote something vague, you'll see it vague. It's worth tidying up at source.
  12. Lily Harker
    Lily Harker
    Sorry, can I ask about the pending status? Does it show the tenancies that are waiting on a deposit?
  13. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    It does, as a waiting state, which we agreed. Let's try a question about pending tenancies this month, and see if it lines up with the list you see in the lettings system.
  14. Lily Harker
    Lily Harker
    Go on, then. I've got the list up.
  15. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    Right, there's the list. Lily, can you check the first three against your system?
  16. Lily Harker
    Lily Harker
    Two match. The third is showing as signed in the system, but the platform has it as waiting. That's an old one, I think.
  17. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    Great catch. That's exactly why we check against the source. It's probably the status not being updated after the deposit came in. I'll note it, and you can check the status field on your side.
  18. Victoria Spence
    Victoria Spence
    So the platform is only as good as what we put into the lettings system?
  19. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    Yes, that's a fair way to say it. It reads what's there, so if the status is out of date, the answer will be out of date too. The good news is you can see it quickly.
  20. Victoria Spence
    Victoria Spence
    Can we look at the tenancy pages now? That's the bit the negotiators will use most.
  21. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    Yes, let's go. I'll open the tenancy page for one property. You'll see the summary at the top, the landlord contact underneath, and the history down the bottom.
  22. Lily Harker
    Lily Harker
    The history is good. It's got the letters and the calls in one place.
  23. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    That's the idea. The negotiators don't have to hunt across three systems. Lily, does the owner field show the right person for this one?
  24. Lily Harker
    Lily Harker
    Yes, that's the right negotiator. It's a bit odd that the landlord contact is out of date, though.
  25. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    Noted. That's a CRM record, so it'll need changing there. I'll put it on the list for the setup note.
  26. Victoria Spence
    Victoria Spence
    Callie, I've got a question about who can see what. If a negotiator asks about a landlord, can they see the whole history, or just their own?
  27. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    That depends on the read access we set up. Victoria, you're the one who decides that. I'd suggest the negotiators see the tenancy pages for their own properties, and you and Lily see everything.
  28. Victoria Spence
    Victoria Spence
    That makes sense. I don't want the whole team reading everyone's landlord calls.
  29. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    No, and that's a sensible instinct. I'll make that change so it's written down, and you can test it with a negotiator afterwards.
  30. Lily Harker
    Lily Harker
    Can we go over the admin bit now? The part about changing the passwords on the connectors, because that's what I'll need when I'm away.
  31. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    Of course. You go into the admin area, choose the source, and update the credentials. The data stays where it is, so nothing is lost. I'll put the steps in the setup note, with screenshots.
  32. Lily Harker
    Lily Harker
    Brilliant. That's much clearer than the last one.
  33. Victoria Spence
    Victoria Spence
    I think that's been really useful. The team will be relieved it's not another system they have to type into twice.
  34. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    That's exactly what I wanted to hear. Next steps: I'll send the setup note with the status fix, the contact change and the screenshots. Lily, you'll fix the pending status on your side. Victoria, let me know who the negotiators are so I can set up their read access.
  35. Victoria Spence
    Victoria Spence
    I'll send you the names today. Thanks, Callie, that was really clear.
  36. Lily Harker
    Lily Harker
    Thanks. Speak soon.
  37. Callie Brennan
    Callie Brennan
    Cheers both. Bye for now.

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