What it says
What this says
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026Internal draft proposal by Lewis Kerr, dated 26 Nov 2025, for a new Starter tier engagement. It states £22k per year for the subscription and £28k total deal value including implementation. It is not an order form and no terms are agreed.
What it is: an internal draft proposal marked "Draft for internal review", prepared 26 Nov 2025 by Lewis Kerr, Account Executive. It recommends "A new engagement at the Starter tier".
Commits: nothing. It binds no party. It states "£22k per year" for the Starter subscription and "£28k" as total deal value including the one-off implementation fee.
Unusual: the annual price matches the v2 Starter list in the company brief, which applied to new business from 1 Dec 2025. The text states no discount, service levels, connector dates or billing terms.
Not settled: "Final scope still to be agreed with the customer", "Implementation timing still to be confirmed" and "Contract terms still being drafted". The evidence does not show whether a final proposal or order form followed, so this is an open item only.
As found in this document
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026- Price£22,000Source: the AI read of this record
- Annual price, Starter tier subscription£22,000 per yearSource: the AI read of this record
- Total deal value, including the one-off implementation fee£28,000Source: the AI read of this record
Body
Moggill Creek Distributors - Proposal v1
Draft for internal review. Prepared 26 Nov 2025 by Lewis Kerr, Account Executive.
Context
Moggill Creek Distributors, Brisbane, distributes irrigation and pool supplies to trade stores across Queensland. B-Viz would give the team one view of store accounts, delivery queries and credit, rather than checking each one separately.
Recommended scope
A new engagement at the Starter tier.
Pricing
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Annual price, Starter tier subscription | £22k per year |
| Total deal value, including the one-off implementation fee | £28k |
Next steps
- Review the scope and pricing with the account owner
- Confirm terms with the customer before a final proposal is issued
- Move to an order form once terms are agreed
Open points
- Final scope still to be agreed with the customer
- Implementation timing still to be confirmed
- Contract terms still being drafted