Quick check-in: time this week?

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Marcus Bell asked for a short check-in. Joanna Platt booked Thursday at 10:00, said the walkthrough went down well and a couple more people have been in, but not yet a big change.

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Marcus Bell asked for a short check-in. Joanna Platt booked Thursday at 10:00, said the walkthrough went down well and a couple more people have been in, but not yet a big change.

Ask: Marcus wanted to know whether the walkthrough helped and to share usage numbers on a call.

Customer view: Joanna is positive about the walkthrough but cautious on impact. A couple more people have logged in, which she does not yet call a big change.

Next: Marcus sends the invite for Thursday at 10:00. The thread does not show what the call covered.

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Marcus Bell 27 Jan 2026 08:47
to Joanna Platt
Hi Joanna, A quick one. It's been a few weeks since we last spoke, and I'd like to do a short check-in to see how things are going and whether the walkthrough for your team helped. I've pulled the numbers and I'll share them on the call. Nothing alarming, just a few things I'd like your view on. Shall we book half an hour this week? I'm free Wednesday or Thursday, any time apart from the middle of the day. Thanks, Marcus
Joanna Platt 27 Jan 2026 11:03
to Marcus Bell
Hi Marcus, Thanks for the nudge. Thursday morning works for me, say 10:00? I have a client pipeline review straight after, so I'd need to finish on time. The walkthrough went down well, by the way. A couple more people have been in since, though I wouldn't call it a big change yet. Let's look at it properly on the call. Send the invite over and I'll accept it. Thanks, Joanna

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