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Bubbly Creek Logistics logo Bubbly Creek Logistics · 13 Feb 2026 15:15

Dana Pulaski wants shipment answers that are right and honest about uncertainty. The demo showed a timestamp mismatch she called exactly her problem. Security, residency and refresh limits are open items before a COO demo.

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As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Dana Pulaski wants shipment answers that are right and honest about uncertainty. The demo showed a timestamp mismatch she called exactly her problem. Security, residency and refresh limits are open items before a COO demo.

What happened: Hannah Lowe ran a sample on Bubbly Creek's dispatch records and inbox threads. It flagged a mismatch between dispatch and inbox times, which Dana called exactly their problem.

Customer view: Dana's concern is wrong shipment status reaching retailers. She does not want a tool deciding what the retailer hears, and accepts that same-day answers are only as fresh as the last refresh.

Commercial: The discussion sits on Enterprise: single sign-on, SCIM, the freshness credit and a 07:00 nightly refresh. Jordan Pike wants the COO to see it. Dedicated EU or US residency is an add-on, not yet confirmed.

Watch: The mixed-mode handoff notes partly sit in a spreadsheet, deferred for later. Dana owes a residency question list by the end of the week. The evidence does not show a price or a decision date.

AI · claude-sonnet-5-5 · as at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Themes

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
Theme
Enterprise demo and security
Importance
upsell
Sentiment
positive
Voice
champion

Who was there

BG-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Dana Pulaski to send the residency and security question list by the end of the week.
  • Hannah Lowe to log the residency item and put access answers in writing with control references.
  • Jordan Pike to send the COO demo invite and the security pack to the IT lead.

Risks

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Handoff notes held in a spreadsheet are out of scope, so mixed-mode answers may be incomplete.
  • Nightly refresh cannot serve same-day shipment questions, which Dana raised as a limit.
  • Data residency requirements are unconfirmed and could need an add-on.

Opportunities

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Enterprise fit with single sign-on, SCIM and a freshness credit that Dana asked about.
  • A COO demo and an account manager training session could widen sponsorship.
  • The spreadsheet could be brought into scope later.

Transcript

  1. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Hi everyone, thanks for making time. Agenda: a quick look at the shipment answers on your data, then the security questions Hannah's set up. Time check, we've got about an hour, so let's go.
  2. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Hi Jordan. Hi Hannah. Good to see the agenda. Let's go.
  3. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    Hi Dana, hi all. Before I start, what do you most need to know about how this works?
  4. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Whether it's right. If a retailer gets a wrong shipment status from us, that's a complaint, and the account managers get the blame.
  5. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    Understood. To be precise, the answer is always built from the source records, and it tells you when they were last refreshed. So if it's wrong, you can see whether the source was wrong or whether our join was.
  6. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Okay. Show me.
  7. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    I'll share my screen. This is a sample of your dispatch records and the inbox threads, copied into your Snowflake account, so nothing leaves your environment. Can you see a search box?
  8. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Yes. Can someone ask it where a particular load is?
  9. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Let's do it. Dana, pick a load number from one of the complaints last month.
  10. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Okay, I'll type the reference from the inbox. It's the one with the transload at the rail side.
  11. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    Good. The short answer is it'll show the last status from dispatch and the last message in the inbox. The longer answer is it shows both, and flags where they disagree on the time.
  12. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Oh, it's found a mismatch. The dispatch says it left the terminal earlier than the inbox says.
  13. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    Right, that's the join problem you described. The timestamps are in different time zones, and the handoff note is in the inbox, not in dispatch.
  14. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    That's exactly our problem. Our people would have guessed.
  15. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    That's the win, right there. The answer doesn't pretend to know. What would your account managers do with that?
  16. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    They'd tell the retailer the truth. That the status is uncertain and when they'll confirm.
  17. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    I'd suggest that as a rule for the team. Don't pick the more favourable of the two timestamps. Report both and say which is more likely.
  18. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Can it do that automatically, or is it on the account manager to check?
  19. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    It flags the mismatch automatically. It won't decide which one is right, because that depends on your operations, so the decision stays with your people.
  20. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Good. I don't want a tool deciding what the retailer hears.
  21. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    Agreed. I'll put that principle in the note I send you, so it's clear what the tool does and doesn't do.
  22. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Dana, that's the kind of thing I'd like your COO to see. Shall we move on to the set-up and the security side?
  23. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Yes. Our IT lead has a list. Can we go through the single sign-on first?
  24. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    Of course. Enterprise supports single sign-on through your identity provider, and provisioning through SCIM, so users are added and removed from your directory. To be precise, you keep control of the directory, and we don't hold passwords.
  25. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Good. What about the data residency? Our customers in the EU would ask.
  26. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    We'd need to talk about that separately. Dedicated EU or US residency is an add-on, so I'd rather not give you a guess on where the data sits until we've confirmed your requirements in writing.
  27. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Fair. I'll get the list of questions to you so we're not guessing.
  28. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Good idea. Let's log that as an open item with an owner, so it doesn't get lost.
  29. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    I'll log it. The owner on our side is me, and the question is for Dana's team, with the list coming by the end of the week.
  30. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Okay. Next question. Who in your company can see our data?
  31. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    Access to the data inside your Snowflake account is controlled by your account settings. Our engineers only get access when you grant it, for build and support, and that's recorded. The short answer is you decide. The longer answer is it's written into the order form.
  32. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Good. Our security team will ask for that in writing.
  33. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    I'll put it in writing with the control reference, so your IT team can check it against their questionnaire.
  34. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    That's helpful. Let's go back to the shipment questions. Can it handle the mixed-mode loads, the ones that go on the truck and then the rail?
  35. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    Yes, if the handoff notes are in the connected sources. That's the part I'd want your ops people to confirm, because if the notes live in someone's head, the answer won't include them.
  36. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Some of them are in the inbox, some in a spreadsheet. I'll be honest, the spreadsheet is a problem.
  37. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    That's useful to know. Would you bring the spreadsheet into scope, or leave it for later?
  38. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Later, I think. Let's prove the inbox and dispatch first.
  39. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    That's a sensible order. I'd also suggest a check on the refresh time, because for shipment questions the freshness matters more than anything else.
  40. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Agreed. What's the refresh commitment on Enterprise?
  41. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    Nightly refresh is complete by seven in the morning on business days, and on Enterprise we credit you if we miss freshness for a month. I'd rather you hold us to that than take my word for it.
  42. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Okay. But the nightly refresh doesn't help for same-day shipments.
  43. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    Correct, to be precise. For same-day questions, the answer is as fresh as the last refresh, and it shows you the time. That's the limit, and I'd rather you know it than discover it.
  44. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Right. That's the honest answer, and I can work with it.
  45. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    I'd add that for the account managers, the refresh time on the screen is the thing to teach. If they check that first, most of the guessing goes away.
  46. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Yes. I'll make sure that's in the training.
  47. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    I'd be happy to run a short session for the account managers, after the security review is done, so the first use is in good shape.
  48. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Good. Let's talk about the security review timing. Can you start it before April?
  49. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    We can start it now. The questionnaire takes a while, and the IT questions are the usual ones, so I'll send the pack this week.
  50. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Thanks Hannah. That's really helpful. Jordan, what happens next from your side?
  51. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    I'll send the demo invite for you and your COO, and I'll send the security pack to your IT lead. Hannah will follow up on the data residency questions.
  52. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Perfect. I'll get the questions to you by the end of the week.
  53. Hannah Lowe
    Hannah Lowe
    Thanks Dana. I'll put the answers in writing, with the references, so IT can check them.
  54. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Thanks everyone. That was a good session. Speak soon.
  55. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Thanks all. Bye.

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