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Kelvinhaugh Pension Services

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AI facts

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Kelvinhaugh Pension Services held a Growth subscription at £44k a year under an order form running from 9 Feb 2025 to 8 Feb 2026, renewing only by agreement. Questions asked fell from 1,947 in January 2026 to 453 in February 2026, and no usage is recorded after 8 Feb 2026. The 28 Nov 2025 renewal proposal at £44k is unsigned and the renewal deal was closed lost on budget. All three invoices were paid within terms, and the CRM shows a former customer at £0.

Read from 19 calls · 36 email threads · 13 tickets · 3 deals · 11 people · 16 documents, newest 6 May 26

Profile

Updated 9 Oct 26
  • IndustryPensions administrationSource: CRM company record
  • Websitekelvinhaugh.exampleSource: CRM company record
  • CountryUnited KingdomSource: CRM company record · CRM code GB · Region UK
  • HQ cityGlasgowSource: CRM company record
  • Size290 employeesSource: CRM company record
  • CRM ownerJordan PikeSource: CRM company record · Account Executive, US · CSM Daniel Okafor
  • Customer since9 Feb 2024Source: first executed order form ctr_088_01, signed 26 Jan 2024 · Starter tier · In the CRM since 22 Sep 2023
  • TypeChurneddiffersSource: contracts and invoices (signals) · CRM stage former_customer · The sources disagree
  • StateLostSource: AI assessment · As at Fri 9 Oct 2026 · written 21 Oct 2026

AI opinion

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Lost, because the Growth term ended on 8 Feb 2026 with no executed renewal and usage stopped the same day. The finance director was still asking for a usage case in Dec 2025. Ailsa Dunlop, the former admin, is a warm contact for a win-back.

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

Key facts

Updated 9 Oct 26
  • TierGrowthSource: deal_088_02
  • Last contact6 May 2026Email: Revenue leaders roundtable in London, Tuesday 26 May 2026 · 156 days before 9 Oct 2026
  • Tenanteu-west-1Source: product analytics, reporting since Feb 2024 · 6 connectors configured
  • Licensed seats4031 active users in Sep 2026
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Next step

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
What
Daniel Okafor sends Hamish Crawford a usage case from the Growth year and asks for a win-back conversation on value and budget. Re engage
Who
Daniel Okafor Daniel Okafor
When
This week by 9 Oct 2026
Why
Daniel Okafor should send Hamish Crawford, Finance Director, a usage case built from the Growth year. The renewal was lost on budget after Hamish asked for one at every step. Daniel should reach him through Ailsa Dunlop, the former platform admin.

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

The story

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
Lost

Lost: Kelvinhaugh Pension Services' Growth order form at £44k a year ended on 8 Feb 2026 without renewal, lost on budget. Usage stopped that day and every invoice was paid, so this was a value loss. Daniel Okafor leads a win-back through Ailsa Dunlop.

Lost: Kelvinhaugh Pension Services held a Growth order form at £44k a year that ended on 8 Feb 2026. The 28 Nov 2025 renewal proposal was never signed, and the renewal deal was closed lost on budget.

Questions fell from 1,947 in January 2026 to 453 in February 2026, with no usage since 8 Feb 2026. Megan Marsh asked 32% of questions, and the champion Fiona Drummond was deactivated on 20 Jan 2026.

Hamish Crawford, Finance Director, kept asking for a usage case, yet all three invoices were paid within terms: a value loss. The records do not show the data was returned or deleted under the Data Processing Agreement.

Daniel Okafor should send Hamish a usage case from the Growth year, reaching him through Ailsa Dunlop, the former platform admin, by 9 Oct 2026. Tobias Renwick confirms deletion with Iain Lumsden by the same date.

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

ARR journey

Updated 9 Oct 26
Updated 09 Oct 26
CSV
Contracted ARRInvoiced ARR
£0£25k£50kJun 24Nov 24Apr 25Sep 25Feb 26newexpansionchurn£0£0Feb 24: Contracted ARR £17,550; Invoiced ARR £17,550Mar 24: Contracted ARR £17,550; Invoiced ARR £17,550Apr 24: Contracted ARR £17,550; Invoiced ARR £17,550May 24: Contracted ARR £17,550; Invoiced ARR £17,550Jun 24: Contracted ARR £17,550; Invoiced ARR £17,550Jul 24: Contracted ARR £17,550; Invoiced ARR £17,550Aug 24: Contracted ARR £17,550; Invoiced ARR £17,550Sep 24: Contracted ARR £17,550; Invoiced ARR £17,550Oct 24: Contracted ARR £17,550; Invoiced ARR £17,550Nov 24: Contracted ARR £17,550; Invoiced ARR £17,550Dec 24: Contracted ARR £17,550; Invoiced ARR £17,550Jan 25: Contracted ARR £17,550; Invoiced ARR £17,550Feb 25: Contracted ARR £44,000; Invoiced ARR £44,000Mar 25: Contracted ARR £44,000; Invoiced ARR £44,000Apr 25: Contracted ARR £44,000; Invoiced ARR £44,000May 25: Contracted ARR £44,000; Invoiced ARR £44,000Jun 25: Contracted ARR £44,000; Invoiced ARR £44,000Jul 25: Contracted ARR £44,000; Invoiced ARR £44,000Aug 25: Contracted ARR £44,000; Invoiced ARR £44,000Sep 25: Contracted ARR £44,000; Invoiced ARR £44,000Oct 25: Contracted ARR £44,000; Invoiced ARR £44,000Nov 25: Contracted ARR £44,000; Invoiced ARR £44,000Dec 25: Contracted ARR £44,000; Invoiced ARR £44,000Jan 26: Contracted ARR £44,000; Invoiced ARR £44,000Feb 26: Contracted ARR £0; Invoiced ARR £0

One point per month; the dot and figure at the right end are the latest value. Dashed upright lines mark dated events. Latest (Feb 26): Contracted ARR £0; Invoiced ARR £0. Invoiced ARR matches Contracted ARR in every month, so it is drawn dashed over it. Basis: accounting system, facts.arr_monthly:org_088.

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MonthContracted ARRInvoiced ARR
Feb 24£17,550£17,550
Mar 24£17,550£17,550
Apr 24£17,550£17,550
May 24£17,550£17,550
Jun 24£17,550£17,550
Jul 24£17,550£17,550
Aug 24£17,550£17,550
Sep 24£17,550£17,550
Oct 24£17,550£17,550
Nov 24£17,550£17,550
Dec 24£17,550£17,550
Jan 25£17,550£17,550
Feb 25£44,000£44,000
Mar 25£44,000£44,000
Apr 25£44,000£44,000
May 25£44,000£44,000
Jun 25£44,000£44,000
Jul 25£44,000£44,000
Aug 25£44,000£44,000
Sep 25£44,000£44,000
Oct 25£44,000£44,000
Nov 25£44,000£44,000
Dec 25£44,000£44,000
Jan 26£44,000£44,000
Feb 26£0£0
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Finance read

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Churned Feb 2026, all invoices paid

Standing Paid upARR Ended

Contracted ARR reached £44k and fell to £0 when the Growth order form ended on 8 Feb 2026. All three invoices were paid within terms. The renewal deal was lost on budget. The CRM agrees it is a former customer.

  • Churned: last order form ended on 8 Feb 2026
  • Renewal lost on budget
  • Renewal deals owned by someone not active in HR
  • CRM and accounting agree at £0
The analysis

Recurring revenue: the Starter order form started contracted ARR at £18k in Feb 2024. The Growth renewal order form lifted it to £44k in Feb 2025, and churn took it to £0 in Feb 2026.

Next commitment: none. The last order form ended on 8 Feb 2026 and no order form has started since.

Billing: INV-088-0001, INV-088-0002 and INV-088-0003 were all paid within terms, and nothing is overdue or disputed. The CRM shows £0 ARR and the stage former customer, so it matches the invoices and order forms.

Deals: the new Starter deal and the Growth renewal deal were closed won. The later Growth renewal deal was closed lost with the reason budget. Priya Raman owns both renewal deals and is not an active employee in HR, so the account has no active owner.

Made from 3 deals · 2 fact tables · 3 invoices

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

History by quarter

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Each earlier quarter in one AI digest of its calls, email threads, tickets and news, newest first; from 1 Jul 2026 the assessment reads every one of them itself.

  1. Q2 2026

    Q2 2026: one invite to a lapsed account

    One read this quarter: a 6 May 2026 email inviting Ailsa Dunlop to a London roundtable, which says her team no longer uses the product. No reply is recorded, and the contract status is not shown.

    The analysis

    Scope: the quarter holds one read, an email thread from 6 May 2026. There are no calls, tickets or news items for Kelvinhaugh Pension Services in the period.

    Invitation: on 6 May 2026 Alice Brewer invited Ailsa Dunlop to an in-person morning for revenue operations and data leads on Tue 26 May 2026, with no sales agenda.

    Customer view: the invitation says Ailsa's team no longer uses the product. The read takes this as pointing to a lapsed account. There is no customer response in the thread.

    People: Ailsa is a former systems administrator for the brain and is seen as a warm contact for a possible win-back.

    Open at the end: the evidence does not show when or why use stopped, or the contract status. The read suggests the account team confirm contract and invoice status from the executed order form and accounting records before any win-back approach.

    Made from 1 email thread

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

  2. Q1 2026

    Q1 2026: one webinar invitation, no reply

    One read in the quarter: a marketing email from Alice Brewer inviting Kirsteen Boyd to the 15 Jan 2026 webinar. The thread holds no customer response, so interest and attendance are not shown. Not a commercial thread.

    The analysis

    Single read: the period holds one email thread, dated 11 Jan 2026, and nothing else.

    Invitation: Alice Brewer invited Kirsteen Boyd to the BG-Demo webinar on Thu 15 Jan 2026. It was a short practical session for people who use the brain day to day, aimed at scheme relationship managers. Alice offered to pass the invitation to a colleague.

    Customer view: There is no customer response in the thread, so the evidence does not show interest or whether Kirsteen attended.

    Opportunity: The read notes that a webinar on asking better questions could deepen use among the scheme relationship managers who drive most of the usage.

    Open at the end: Alice is to send joining details only if Kirsteen replies. No risks, price talk, renewal talk or support issues appear in the period.

    Made from 1 email thread

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

  3. Q4 2025

    Q4 2025: renewal hinges on a usage case

    Finance Director Hamish Crawford would not commit to the £44k Growth renewal without a usage and time-saved case. Around eleven of 40 licensed users are active. By 22 Dec 2025 the seat count was open and no decision was made.

    The analysis

    Renewal: On 10 Nov 2025 Daniel Okafor gave formal notice that the term ends 8 Feb 2026 and proposed settling by 5 Jan 2026. Hamish Crawford replied that he could not justify the spend to the board without a usage case.

    Support: On 20 Nov 2025 the accounting system connector stopped syncing after a platform upgrade. First response took 446 minutes, late for the Growth SLA, and the ticket closed after nine days. A cosmetic dashboard ticket opened on 3 Dec 2025 was solved on 2 Jan 2026.

    Value case: The 1 Dec 2025 renewal call restated Growth at £44k. Hamish said he needs more than a few people saying they like it, while Fiona Drummond defended the value.

    Adoption: At the 8 Dec 2025 review, active users were under a third of the forty licences. Questions were rising but concentrated in a few people, and Ailsa Dunlop is the only admin.

    Follow-up: On 9 Dec 2025 Hamish accepted the recap and asked for usage by team and by person. On 12 Dec 2025 he agreed a Tuesday call around 14:00.

    Open at the end: On 22 Dec 2025 Hamish asked about fewer seats and would not commit. Daniel is to send a usage summary in January, and Priya Raman the order form at £44k. Payment is on time.

    Made from 3 calls · 4 email threads · 2 tickets

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

  4. Q3 2025

    Q3 2025: connector stall and CRM duplicates

    Four reads: two complaints and a feature request in tickets, plus an unanswered webinar invitation. A main connector stalled for 14 days after a customer data feed change, and CRM duplicates hit a senior contact's trust.

    The analysis

    Connector: On 31 Jul 2025 Kirsteen reported that the main system connector had stopped pulling records after her team regenerated their data feed. The ticket was solved on 14 Aug 2025, 14 days after creation, and the read flags the gap as a risk to reporting.

    Feature request: On 31 Jul 2025 Ailsa asked for bulk export of large record sets. Her team has no in-house developers, so the API workaround does not fit; Bethan added it to the roadmap with no firm date.

    Data quality: On 17 Sep 2025 Fiona, Head of Scheme Relationships, reported duplicate records in query results, all from the CRM and affecting dozens of records. The ticket was solved on 25 Sep 2025, but the read notes her trust in results is at stake and that she may influence others.

    Outreach: On 27 Sep 2025 Alice Brewer invited Finance Director Hamish Crawford to an online webinar on 16 Oct 2025. The thread holds no reply, so his interest is not shown.

    Open at the end: The bulk export request has no committed date. The CRM duplicate root cause and any deduplication before sync were still listed as next steps. No customer reply to the webinar invitation.

    Made from 1 email thread · 3 tickets

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

  5. Q2 2025

    Q2 2025: adoption plateau, value case needed

    Positive April check-in gave way to a mixed 12 Jun 2025 QBR: usage plateaued at eleven to twelve of forty seats and the partners want a one-line value case before the February renewal. One duplicate-records ticket was solved in a day.

    The analysis

    Check-in: On the 24 Apr 2025 call, Fiona Drummond said she saw no reason to change anything at renewal. Daniel Okafor reported monthly active users had more than doubled on the previous quarter, and confirmed Growth at £44k, matching the order form and invoices.

    Follow-up: In the 25 Apr 2025 email thread Fiona asked for a note on onboarding new users, starting with the heaviest users. Daniel promised it by the end of the following week.

    Event: On 20 May 2025 Sofia Marchetti invited Fiona to the Customer Day in London on 12 Jun 2025. The thread shows no reply, so attendance is not shown.

    Support: On 21 May 2025 Kirsteen reported duplicate member records, caused by the Salesforce connector ingesting records twice. Connor found the cause and the ticket was solved on 22 May 2025.

    QBR: On 12 Jun 2025 Fiona said the partners want to know what the year delivers in one sentence. Usage had plateaued at eleven to twelve people against forty seats, and Ailsa Dunlop said roughly half the unused seats were housekeeping and the rest never trained.

    Open at the end: A training session, a cheat sheet and a per-scheme dashboard showing who owns the client were agreed. The dashboard builder is included in Growth and unused. Priya Raman will return on the renewal paperwork once the value case exists, ahead of the February renewal.

    Made from 2 calls · 2 email threads · 1 ticket

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

  6. Q1 2025

    Q1 2025: Growth upsell stalls on low usage

    Starter renewal due 8 Feb 2025 turned into a Growth proposal at £44k that the Finance Director would not sign, citing a fall in daily active users. Two connector faults and a dashboard error were also logged.

    The analysis

    Renewal: On the 3 Jan 2025 call, Hamish Crawford questioned the move from Starter to a £44k Growth proposal after daily active users fell by around a third against fifteen licensed seats. He would not commit to the 27 Jan 2025 close, and Priya Raman agreed to send both options in writing.

    Outreach: On 11 Jan 2025 Sofia Marchetti invited Ailsa Dunlop to the 16 Jan 2025 webinar and noted that fewer scheme-relationship managers were logging in. There was no reply in the thread.

    Support: Ailsa reported the Salesforce connector not syncing on 15 Jan 2025, solved by 22 Jan 2025. She then reported the Zendesk connector on 29 Jan 2025; expired credentials were found and the ticket took 16 days to solve, to 14 Feb 2025.

    Renewal paper: On 23 Jan 2025 Priya sent the Growth order form for £44k. Hamish did not sign and asked for usage figures first, saying he cannot justify a bigger tier on low numbers. On 27 Jan 2025 invoice INV-088-0003 (gross £53k, due 26 Feb 2025) went out the same day, which may prompt a query.

    Later in the quarter: Sofia invited Kirsteen Boyd to a 25 Feb 2025 roundtable, with no reply shown. Fiona Drummond reported a dashboard builder error on 11 Mar 2025, solved by 14 Mar 2025.

    Open at the end: the reads do not show whether the order form was signed or which tier was chosen. The usage and value picture for Hamish was still owed.

    Made from 1 call · 4 email threads · 3 tickets

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

  7. Q4 2024

    Q4 2024: Growth pitch meets usage doubts

    A Starter to Growth proposal at £44k met repeated questions from Finance Director Hamish Crawford about who uses the brain. Daily use was just under four against 15 licences. The renewal was still open at quarter end.

    The analysis

    Support: on 24 Oct 2024 a ticket asked for bulk CSV export of member data, passed to the product team. On 30 Oct 2024 Ailsa Dunlop reported a stale dashboard, solved on 7 Nov 2024, 8 days after creation.

    Renewal: on 8 Nov 2024 Daniel Okafor opened the renewal with Hamish, ahead of the 8 Feb 2025 term end. The Growth proposal at £44k is an open item against the current Starter at £18k, and there was no reply in the thread.

    Call: on 19 Nov 2024 Priya Raman proposed Growth for the relationship team and adjacent teams. Hamish would decide nothing and wanted a usage note and a one-off versus recurring cost breakdown for the board.

    People: Fiona Drummond said on 29 Nov 2024 that the team find the brain useful for trustee meeting preparation. Two webinar invitations from Sofia Marchetti, on 7 Nov 2024 and 25 Dec 2024, drew no reply.

    QBR: on 9 Dec 2024 Daniel reported just under four daily users against 15 licences. Hamish asked on 10 Dec 2024 how this could be justified to the board.

    Open at the end: on 23 Dec 2024 Hamish agreed to a late-January call if he gets the usage summary a few days ahead. The Growth proposal and the renewal were unresolved, with 27 Jan 2025 as BG-Demo's target.

    Made from 2 calls · 6 email threads · 2 tickets

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

  8. Q3 2024

    Q3 2024: usage fall ahead of renewal

    Usage fell by roughly a third over the summer and two relationship managers went back to spreadsheets. BG-Demo reached out by email and a check-in call. A connector outage on 26 Sep 2024 was closed. The February renewal is the pressure point.

    The analysis

    Usage: On 30 Aug 2024 Daniel Okafor asked Fiona Drummond for a catch-up because fewer people were using the brain than in the spring. Fiona blamed holidays and a busy stretch, and said no one had gone off it.

    Check-in: On the 4 Sep 2024 call Fiona confirmed that two relationship managers had drifted back to spreadsheets. Daniel said about three people were active on a typical day, roughly a third fewer than the spring.

    Renewal: Daniel quoted contract end as 8 Feb 2025 and renewal as 9 Feb 2025. Fiona said Hamish Crawford signed the contract and will ask who is actually using it.

    Follow-up: Daniel's 5 Sep 2024 recap, with no customer reply, set out a walk-through for the managers. On 6 Sep 2024 Nell Ashcombe asked Ailsa Dunlop what would make managers reach for the brain, and got no reply in the thread.

    Support: On 26 Sep 2024 the pension connector stopped loading during same-day reconciliation. Support escalated to Arjun Nair the same day, and the ticket was closed. On 28 Sep 2024 Sofia Marchetti invited Iain Lumsden to a webinar and offered to chase a recent ticket.

    Open at the end: the managers were not yet named, the walk-through was unsent, and fee income per scheme depended on a connector limit not yet checked.

    Made from 1 call · 4 email threads · 1 ticket

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

  9. Q2 2024

    Q2 2024: adoption up, value case questioned

    Usage grew and the champion was positive, but only about four of fifteen Starter licences were active. At the 6 Jun 2024 QBR the finance director asked whether the cost can be justified to the board and wants a usage summary first.

    The analysis

    Check-in: On 7 May 2024 Daniel Okafor met Fiona Drummond. Usage had more than tripled from a small base, managers open it before client calls, and a training session was agreed. Fifteen licences are held but only a handful are active.

    Recap: Daniel's 8 May 2024 email repeats this and promises a note on the questions active managers ask. There is no customer reply in the thread.

    Scheduling: On 31 May 2024 Fiona accepted a review slot on a Wednesday morning and said she would bring the two managers who use it most.

    QBR: On 6 Jun 2024 Daniel reported about four active users against fifteen licences, more than double the previous quarter. Hamish Crawford asked whether the cost can be justified to the board on four users and wants a usage summary before any renewal discussion, which he called some way off. Daniel said the contract runs until the following February.

    Support: One how-to ticket on 6 Jun 2024 about saved searches was solved. Making a saved search the login default is a Growth and Enterprise feature, not available on Starter.

    Open at the end: Daniel owes Fiona and Hamish a plain summary of questions asked and who asked them, plus session dates. Fiona is to name the managers for the sessions. Connectors are close to the Starter limit, and Fiona may want email later. No time-saved figure exists yet.

    Made from 2 calls · 2 email threads · 1 ticket

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

  10. Q1 2024

    Q1 2024: Starter signed, onboarding under way

    Starter order form went unsigned after the 4 Jan 2024 call, yet the first invoice of 29 Jan 2024 shows it signed. Onboarding ran Feb and Mar 2024: two connectors live, but only two of fifteen licences in use by 18 Mar 2024.

    The analysis

    Negotiation: On the 4 Jan 2024 call, Finance Director Hamish Crawford would not commit and wanted usage reporting in the order form. BG-Demo offered first-term movement only and a check-in review instead.

    Order form: On 24 Jan 2024 Hamish did not sign and asked how he could show the board what it delivers. Tom Ashdown dropped the Friday target. The 29 Jan 2024 invoice of £6,000 net says the form was signed by then.

    Billing: The 9 Feb 2024 subscription invoice was £18k net for 15 users to 8 Feb 2025. Neither invoice thread shows a customer reply or payment.

    Onboarding: The 16 Feb 2024 kickoff confirmed Starter at £18k a year. Fiona Drummond called the team curious more than convinced. By 26 Feb 2024 two of four connectors were live and the nightly refresh finished before seven.

    People and access: Iain Lumsden wants mailbox scope in writing, and credentials depend on the IT team. On 4 Mar 2024 the plan became three connectors, with the fourth held back.

    Open at the end: On 18 Mar 2024 only Kirsteen Boyd and Ailsa Dunlop had logged in. A mailbox change could stall a connector, the mailbox scope was still unwritten, and the evidence does not show a refresh on it.

    Made from 5 calls · 8 email threads

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

  11. Q4 2023

    Q4 2023: Starter discovery to proposal

    Three calls and three email threads moved Kelvinhaugh from discovery to a Starter proposal. Fiona Drummond is a positive champion. Finance director Hamish Crawford wants a value case, and sign-off was still open against a 26 Jan 2024 target.

    The analysis

    Discovery: On 13 Oct 2023 Tom Ashdown and Fiona Drummond agreed a discovery call by email. On the 20 Oct 2023 call Fiona described about an hour of manual prep per employer meeting and wanted a small, quick start.

    Commercial: Tom floated Starter at £24k, implementation included and not a yearly price. The 24 Oct 2023 email thread records Fiona setting a decision date of 26 Jan 2024 and asking for a demo on Kelvinhaugh's own scheme data.

    Demo: After scheduling on 8 Nov 2023, the 13 Nov 2023 demo ran on two of Kelvinhaugh's own schemes. Fiona said it was far more convincing than she expected.

    Open points from the demo: Ailsa Dunlop, who would own the Snowflake account, wants the data-handling position in writing. She thinks the four-connector hard limit will be tight.

    Proposal: On 8 Dec 2023 finance director Hamish Crawford joined late and asked who actually uses it after a few months. He wants usage as numbers, prefers not to go bigger than Starter, and would not decide on the call.

    Open at the end: No decision was recorded. The director, the partners and the finance director still had to sign off, and 26 Jan 2024 was described as a plan, not a promise. Tom was to send the written proposal with an example usage report and follow up after Christmas.

    Made from 3 calls · 3 email threads

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

Platform usage

Updated 9 Oct 26
Active users · Feb 26
31of 40 included on the tier
Questions asked · Feb 26
453
Connectors configured · Feb 26
6of 8 included on the tier
Active admins · Feb 26
1
Data volume · Feb 26
6.8 GB
Active users and questions · monthlyUpdated 09 Oct 26
CSV
Left axisActive usersLicensed seatsIncluded users (40)Right axisQuestions asked
00201,250402,500Feb 24May 24Aug 24Nov 24Feb 25May 25Aug 25Nov 25Feb 26Included users (40)4031453Feb 24: Active users 5; Licensed seats 15; Questions asked 109Mar 24: Active users 9; Licensed seats 15; Questions asked 384Apr 24: Active users 10; Licensed seats 15; Questions asked 556May 24: Active users 12; Licensed seats 15; Questions asked 660Jun 24: Active users 12; Licensed seats 15; Questions asked 645Jul 24: Active users 12; Licensed seats 15; Questions asked 779Aug 24: Active users 12; Licensed seats 15; Questions asked 412Sep 24: Active users 12; Licensed seats 15; Questions asked 639Oct 24: Active users 12; Licensed seats 15; Questions asked 762Nov 24: Active users 12; Licensed seats 15; Questions asked 670Dec 24: Active users 12; Licensed seats 15; Questions asked 519Jan 25: Active users 12; Licensed seats 15; Questions asked 673Feb 25: Active users 33; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 1,582Mar 25: Active users 33; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 1,970Apr 25: Active users 33; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 1,903May 25: Active users 33; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 1,863Jun 25: Active users 33; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 1,907Jul 25: Active users 33; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 2,110Aug 25: Active users 33; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 1,162Sep 25: Active users 33; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 2,027Oct 25: Active users 33; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 2,119Nov 25: Active users 33; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 1,896Dec 25: Active users 33; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 1,512Jan 26: Active users 33; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 1,947Feb 26: Active users 31; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 453

Questions asked are read on the right axis, on their own scale, and users on the left: questions run to thousands a month where users run to hundreds. The dotted line is the allowance. Latest (Feb 26): Active users 31; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 453. Basis: product usage, facts.usage_monthly:org_088, signals:org_088.

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MonthActive usersLicensed seatsQuestions asked
Feb 24515109
Mar 24915384
Apr 241015556
May 241215660
Jun 241215645
Jul 241215779
Aug 241215412
Sep 241215639
Oct 241215762
Nov 241215670
Dec 241215519
Jan 251215673
Feb 2533401,582
Mar 2533401,970
Apr 2533401,903
May 2533401,863
Jun 2533401,907
Jul 2533402,110
Aug 2533401,162
Sep 2533402,027
Oct 2533402,119
Nov 2533401,896
Dec 2533401,512
Jan 2633401,947
Feb 263140453
Connectors, admins and data volume · monthlyUpdated 09 Oct 26
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Left axisConnectors configuredActive adminsIncluded connectors (8)Right axisData volume
00.0 GB44.0 GB88.0 GBFeb 24May 24Aug 24Nov 24Feb 25May 25Aug 25Nov 25Feb 26Included connectors (8)6.8 GB61Feb 24: Connectors configured 2; Active admins 1; Data volume 1.54 GBMar 24: Connectors configured 2; Active admins 1; Data volume 1.57 GBApr 24: Connectors configured 2; Active admins 1; Data volume 1.60 GBMay 24: Connectors configured 3; Active admins 1; Data volume 2.45 GBJun 24: Connectors configured 3; Active admins 1; Data volume 2.49 GBJul 24: Connectors configured 3; Active admins 1; Data volume 2.54 GBAug 24: Connectors configured 3; Active admins 1; Data volume 2.58 GBSep 24: Connectors configured 3; Active admins 1; Data volume 2.63 GBOct 24: Connectors configured 3; Active admins 1; Data volume 2.68 GBNov 24: Connectors configured 3; Active admins 1; Data volume 2.72 GBDec 24: Connectors configured 3; Active admins 1; Data volume 2.77 GBJan 25: Connectors configured 3; Active admins 1; Data volume 2.82 GBFeb 25: Connectors configured 4; Active admins 1; Data volume 3.81 GBMar 25: Connectors configured 5; Active admins 1; Data volume 4.84 GBApr 25: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 1; Data volume 5.90 GBMay 25: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 1; Data volume 6.00 GBJun 25: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 1; Data volume 6.09 GBJul 25: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 1; Data volume 6.18 GBAug 25: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 1; Data volume 6.28 GBSep 25: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 1; Data volume 6.37 GBOct 25: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 1; Data volume 6.46 GBNov 25: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 1; Data volume 6.55 GBDec 25: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 1; Data volume 6.65 GBJan 26: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 1; Data volume 6.74 GBFeb 26: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 1; Data volume 6.76 GB

Data volume is read on the right axis, in GB, and connectors and admins on the left, as counts: one scale would flatten the counts. The dotted line is the allowance. Latest (Feb 26): Connectors configured 6; Active admins 1; Data volume 6.8 GB. Basis: product usage, facts.usage_monthly:org_088, signals:org_088.

Show the figures as a table
MonthConnectors configuredActive adminsData volume
Feb 24211.54 GB
Mar 24211.57 GB
Apr 24211.60 GB
May 24312.45 GB
Jun 24312.49 GB
Jul 24312.54 GB
Aug 24312.58 GB
Sep 24312.63 GB
Oct 24312.68 GB
Nov 24312.72 GB
Dec 24312.77 GB
Jan 25312.82 GB
Feb 25413.81 GB
Mar 25514.84 GB
Apr 25615.90 GB
May 25616.00 GB
Jun 25616.09 GB
Jul 25616.18 GB
Aug 25616.28 GB
Sep 25616.37 GB
Oct 25616.46 GB
Nov 25616.55 GB
Dec 25616.65 GB
Jan 26616.74 GB
Feb 26616.76 GB

Usage read

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Usage ended 8 Feb 2026

Direction Ended

Usage has ended: no usage in any of the 13 weeks to 9 Oct 2026, and the last day with any usage was 8 Feb 2026. Questions fell from 1,947 in January 2026 to 453 in February 2026. Near-zero use is a fact, not a verdict.

  • No usage in 13 weeks to 9 Oct 2026
  • Questions 1,947 in January 2026 to 453 in February 2026
  • Megan Marsh asked 32% of questions
  • No live order form
The analysis

Recent weeks: all 13 weeks to 9 Oct 2026 report no usage, and the last 90 days show 0 questions. The last day with any usage was 8 Feb 2026.

Trend: questions ran from 1,512 to 2,119 a month through autumn and winter, then fell to 453 in February 2026, the last month with data. Active users were 31 in February 2026 against a peak of 33 in January 2026, and connectors stayed at 6.

Who uses it: Megan Marsh, Customer Operations Lead, asked 2,567 of 7,927 questions over the last 12 months (32%), a heavy concentration on one person. Her platform user was deactivated on 8 Feb 2026, as was that of the admin Ailsa Dunlop. The champion Fiona Drummond was deactivated on 20 Jan 2026.

Against the order form: there is no live order form. In September 2026 the platform showed 31 active users against 40 licensed and 6 connectors configured.

Made from 2 fact tables

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

Documents

Updated 9 Oct 26

16 documents in 5 folders; 4 drafts hang on their executed paper. All documents

  • commercial
  • delivery
  • presales

Size is importance: state 40%, category 20%, recency 25% (18-month half-life on the as-of date) and usage 15%. There are no view counts: usage means how many of our own analyses cite the document, saturating at 5. A draft hangs on the executed or issued document it drafts for, in the same folder. A draft with nothing executed behind it stays a small leaf on its own.

Folders and documents as a list
Documentsmade from

Open deals

No open deals.

Open tickets

No open tickets.

Helpdeskmade from

Activity

Contacts

Evidence trail

Updated 9 Oct 26
Key
  • Source rows
  • Raw things
  • People
  • Organisation
  • Organisation AI
  • Pages
  • AI-written record (ring)
  • AI record not written yet
  • belongs to the organisation (one line per group)
  • Size: how many records a group holds
  • Columns, left to right: Source rows, Raw things, AI summaries, People, Organisation, Organisation AI, Narratives, Pages

Kelvinhaugh Pension Services' pages are written from 3 organisation-level AI texts (assessment / next steps), 11 period digests and 1 narrative-level AI text, which in turn draw on 84 AI summaries of 90 raw things (calls, tickets, emails, news), 1 usage read, 1 finance read, 10 people (10 with an AI write-up) and 7 staff (0 with an AI write-up), shown on 13 pages.

The trail as a list (block, record, entity, raw row)
Computedmade from
Sources AI · Accounting · Calls · Contracts · CRM · Documents · Events · Support · Email · Usage

BG-Demo is a fictional company; every organisation and person here is invented. B-Viz is the tool. Data as of Fri 9 Oct 2026. Help & Support

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B-Viz is one place to read everything the company knows about its customers: the CRM, calls, emails, support tickets, product usage, invoices, documents, news and HR. Every page is built from those systems and the data is current to Fri 9 Oct 2026.

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What the data covers

DataRecords
Organisations300
People at customers1,880
BG-Demo staff records (in post and leavers)65
Calls2,593
Email threads3,882
Support tickets1,502
Documents1,582
Deals403
Invoices365
Events49
News items147

Data as of Fri 9 Oct 2026. Text marked AI was written by the AI from the records listed in its made-from link; an AI output that cannot cite its evidence is refused and the previous text kept. Where two systems disagree (for example a contract and the CRM), the key facts show both values and mark the difference.

BG-Demo is a fictional company: every organisation, person and figure here is invented for this demonstration. B-Viz is the tool that reads its data.

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