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Jordan Pike took Dana Pulaski and Brent Olson through the Enterprise proposal at £155k. Brent said price is the sticking point. Security review, connectors and a 10 Apr 2026 paperwork target were discussed.

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As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Jordan Pike took Dana Pulaski and Brent Olson through the Enterprise proposal at £155k. Brent said price is the sticking point. Security review, connectors and a 10 Apr 2026 paperwork target were discussed.

What happened: Jordan walked the Enterprise scope and the proposal, which he put at £155k with implementation included. He declined to give the one-off and subscription split on the call and promised it in writing.

Customer view: Brent said price is what would make this a yes, because it is the number he must defend to the board. Dana was worried about hitting the connector limit in year one and is dreading the security review.

Commercial: Enterprise includes twenty connectors, SSO and SCIM and the dashboards builder. Dana named the helpdesk, call recorder, CRM and accounting system, with dispatch to be confirmed. Quarterly billing was raised and left open for finance.

Watch: Brent's finance team wants to see the terms before he signs, and any discount needs the VP Sales first. The target for paperwork is Friday 10 April 2026, which Brent called tight but possible.

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Themes

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
Theme
Enterprise proposal and price
Importance
upsell
Sentiment
mixed
Voice
decision-maker

Who was there

BG-Demo

Them

Follow-up

Next steps

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Jordan Pike sends the breakdown and order form draft to Brent Olson's finance team by the agreed Thursday.
  • Dana Pulaski sends a clean connector list and a dashboards session on the customer's own data is booked.
  • Jordan Pike gets the VP Sales on the call before any discount is put in writing.

Risks

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Brent says price is the deciding factor and he must defend it to the board.
  • Security review is a worry for Dana and needs the solutions engineer involved early.
  • Dispatch connector was unconfirmed at first and the connector list was described as messy.

Opportunities

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
  • Enterprise scope fits the five or six connectors Dana named, with room to add more as an add-on.
  • Quarterly billing on request could ease the cash flow concern.

Transcript

  1. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Hey Dana, hey Brent. Can you both hear me okay?
  2. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Yes, loud and clear. Brent's still sorting his headset.
  3. Brent Olson
    Brent Olson
    I'm here, sorry, I was on another line. Go ahead.
  4. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    No problem. So, to be transparent, the agenda is simple. We go through the proposal, we walk the Enterprise scope, and then I want to hear what would make this a yes for you both. I've got us down for about forty minutes, so we're on time.
  5. Brent Olson
    Brent Olson
    Good, because I've got a board pack due and I can't be late. Dana, did you send the scope document?
  6. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Sent it Friday. Did it land? It's the one with the connector list at the back.
  7. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    It landed, I've got it open. Here's where we are. The proposal is for the Enterprise tier, and the whole deal comes to £155,000, implementation included.
  8. Brent Olson
    Brent Olson
    Right. How much of that is the one-off part and how much is the subscription?
  9. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Good question. I'd rather give you the split from the order form than guess on a call. I'll send the breakdown in writing. The implementation is a fixed fee, one-off.
  10. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Can we talk connectors first? Our team is worried we'll hit the limit in year one.
  11. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Totally fair. Enterprise includes twenty connectors, and you can add more as an add-on. Which systems do you want on day one?
  12. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    The helpdesk, the call recorder, our CRM, and the accounting system. Probably dispatch too, but I'd have to check with ops.
  13. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    That's five or six, which fits. Let's flag dispatch as to be confirmed so nobody's surprised later.
  14. Brent Olson
    Brent Olson
    Let me push on security. Our IT people will ask about SSO before they sign anything.
  15. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    They will, and they should. Enterprise includes SSO and SCIM, and we'll run the security review with you. Our solutions engineer leads that side. I'd rather they answer the detail than me.
  16. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Honestly, that's the part I've been dreading. Our security people are very particular.
  17. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Then let's get them involved early. So, what would make this a yes? Is it price, timing, or security?
  18. Brent Olson
    Brent Olson
    Price, if I'm honest. That's the number I'll have to defend to the board.
  19. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    I hear you. Discounts apply to the first term only, and I want our VP Sales on the call before I put any number in writing. I'm not going to guess.
  20. Brent Olson
    Brent Olson
    Fine. Dana, can you send me a clean connector list?
  21. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Yes, tonight. It's a bit of a mess, sorry.
  22. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Don't apologise, we'll tidy it our side. Okay, next steps. I send the breakdown and the order form draft by end of the week. Dana, you send the connector list. Brent, tell me the board date.
  23. Brent Olson
    Brent Olson
    Early April. I'll check the calendar, I don't have it in front of me.
  24. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Got it. If we can get paperwork moving for Friday 10 April 2026, we're in good shape. Is that realistic?
  25. Brent Olson
    Brent Olson
    Tight but possible. My finance team will want to see the terms before I sign anything.
  26. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Of course. I'll loop them in on the breakdown.
  27. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Jordan, one more thing. Our team wants to see the dashboards again before we commit.
  28. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Yes, let's book that. Enterprise includes the dashboards builder, and I'd want it run on your own data, not a sample.
  29. Brent Olson
    Brent Olson
    Fine by me.
  30. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Sorry, I was checking the order form template while we talked. Brent, you've got a question on the term length?
  31. Brent Olson
    Brent Olson
    Yes. Annual in advance, is that the only option?
  32. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Annual in advance is standard. Quarterly billing is available on request, and the terms are thirty days. I'll put that in the breakdown so you have it in writing.
  33. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Quarterly would help with cash flow on our side.
  34. Brent Olson
    Brent Olson
    I'll take it to finance. Let's see what they say.
  35. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Perfect. Let's keep that open.
  36. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Sorry, we got pulled into a call with ops. Dispatch is confirmed, by the way. It's going on the list.
  37. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Brilliant, that's one less thing. Anything else before we wrap?
  38. Brent Olson
    Brent Olson
    No. My one ask is that the breakdown lands by Thursday, so I have time to read it.
  39. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Thursday it is. I'm going to be transparent again: I'd like a clear answer from your side by end of the month, so we can plan the implementation slot.
  40. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    That's reasonable. We'll be ready.
  41. Brent Olson
    Brent Olson
    Thanks, both.
  42. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Thanks, Brent. Thanks, Dana. Talk soon.
  43. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Thanks, speak soon.
  44. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Sorry, I'm still with you. One last thing from me: the breakdown will come with the order form, not separately, so it's all in one place.
  45. Dana Pulaski
    Dana Pulaski
    Perfect. Thanks, Jordan.
  46. Brent Olson
    Brent Olson
    Thanks. Bye both.
  47. Jordan Pike
    Jordan Pike
    Bye, speak soon. Thanks, Jordan.

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