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AI facts

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Ovenden Software held a Growth subscription under the order form signed 10 May 2024, at £40k net for the term 24 May 2024 to 23 May 2025, plus £12k implementation. No order form covers any later term, and contracted, invoiced and CRM ARR are all £0. No questions were asked in the last 12 months, against 6137 in the year to Apr 2025. No deal is open; the renewal deal closed lost on 16 Apr 2025 with the reason acquired competitor.

Read from 11 calls · 11 email threads · 13 tickets · 1 news items · 2 deals · 12 people · 8 documents, newest 17 Feb 26

Profile

Updated 9 Oct 26
  • IndustryB2B softwareSource: CRM company record
  • Websiteovenden.exampleSource: CRM company record
  • CountryUnited KingdomSource: CRM company record · CRM code GB · Region UK
  • HQ cityHalifaxSource: CRM company record
  • Size150 employeesSource: CRM company record
  • CRM ownerTom AshdownSource: CRM company record · Account Executive · CSM Marcus Bell
  • Customer since24 May 2024Source: first executed order form ctr_257_01, signed 10 May 2024 · Growth tier · In the CRM since 22 Feb 2024
  • 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 only order form ended on 23 May 2025 with no renewal, all listed platform users were deactivated that day and nothing has been asked since. Both invoices were paid within terms, so this was value, not money. Louise Sutcliffe's move elsewhere keeps a relationship alive.

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

Key facts

Updated 9 Oct 26
  • TierGrowthSource: deal_257_01
  • Last contact2 Apr 2025Call: Ovenden Software / BG-Demo – Renewal · 555 days before 9 Oct 2026
  • Tenanteu-west-1Source: product analytics, reporting since May 2024 · 6 connectors configured
  • Licensed seats4026 active users in Sep 2026
Computedmade from

Next step

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
What
Tom Ashdown should contact Duncan Greenwood to propose a win-back conversation built around a right-sized Growth seat count, once data deletion under the DPA is confirmed. Re engage
Who
Tom Ashdown Tom Ashdown
When
This week by 9 Oct 2026
Why
Tom Ashdown should reopen contact with Duncan Greenwood, who questioned forty seats against under seven daily users, with a right-sized win-back offer. Before that, BG-Demo should confirm that it met the DPA obligation to delete or return personal data.

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

The story

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026
Lost

Lost: the Growth order form at £40k net ended on 23 May 2025 after the renewal deal closed lost on 16 Apr 2025. There has been no usage since. Both invoices were paid within terms. Tom Ashdown should reopen contact with Duncan Greenwood for a right-sized win-back.

Lost. Ovenden Software held a Growth subscription under the executed order form at £40k net from 24 May 2024 to 23 May 2025. The renewal deal closed lost on 16 Apr 2025 with the CRM reason acquired competitor, and no later paper exists.

No questions were asked in the last 12 months, against 6137 from May 2024 to Apr 2025, when Sophie Garner asked 22% and Aaron Crowther 21%. Former champion Louise Sutcliffe now leads a Growth evaluation at another company.

On the 2 Apr 2025 call Duncan Greenwood questioned forty seats against under seven daily users. The records do not show the DPA deletion was done, and a September 2026 figure of 26 active users does not reconcile with zero usage.

Tom Ashdown should contact Duncan Greenwood with a right-sized Growth win-back by 9 Oct 2026, once Tobias Renwick confirms the deletion. Owen Tallis joins as senior sponsor.

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£20k£40kMay 24Aug 24Nov 24Feb 25May 25newchurn£0£0May 24: Contracted ARR £39,600; Invoiced ARR £39,600Jun 24: Contracted ARR £39,600; Invoiced ARR £39,600Jul 24: Contracted ARR £39,600; Invoiced ARR £39,600Aug 24: Contracted ARR £39,600; Invoiced ARR £39,600Sep 24: Contracted ARR £39,600; Invoiced ARR £39,600Oct 24: Contracted ARR £39,600; Invoiced ARR £39,600Nov 24: Contracted ARR £39,600; Invoiced ARR £39,600Dec 24: Contracted ARR £39,600; Invoiced ARR £39,600Jan 25: Contracted ARR £39,600; Invoiced ARR £39,600Feb 25: Contracted ARR £39,600; Invoiced ARR £39,600Mar 25: Contracted ARR £39,600; Invoiced ARR £39,600Apr 25: Contracted ARR £39,600; Invoiced ARR £39,600May 25: 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 (May 25): 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_257.

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MonthContracted ARRInvoiced ARR
May 24£39,600£39,600
Jun 24£39,600£39,600
Jul 24£39,600£39,600
Aug 24£39,600£39,600
Sep 24£39,600£39,600
Oct 24£39,600£39,600
Nov 24£39,600£39,600
Dec 24£39,600£39,600
Jan 25£39,600£39,600
Feb 25£39,600£39,600
Mar 25£39,600£39,600
Apr 25£39,600£39,600
May 25£0£0
Accountingmade from

Finance read

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Churned, ARR ended at £0, all paid

Standing Paid upARR Ended

The Growth order form of £40k a year ended on 23 May 2025 and was not renewed. Contracted ARR is £0. Both invoices were paid within terms and nothing is owed.

  • Churned in May 2025 after the renewal deal was lost to an acquired competitor
  • No money owed; CRM matches the order form at £0
  • No open deal
The analysis

Recurring revenue: The Growth order form was signed on 10 May 2024 at £40k a year, billed annual. Contracted ARR peaked at £40k and fell to £0 in May 2025 when the order form ended.

Next commitment: None. The renewal deal closed lost on 16 Apr 2025 with the reason acquired competitor.

Billing: INV-257-0001 (net £12k) and INV-257-0002 (net £40k) were both paid within terms. Nothing is overdue or disputed, and the CRM shows ARR £0 with stage former customer, matching the order form.

Deals: Both deals are owned by Tom Ashdown, who is active in HR. No deal is open.

Made from 2 deals · 2 fact tables · 2 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. Q1 2026

    Q1 2026: one news item, integration expansion

    One read in the quarter: a 17 Feb 2026 news item on Ovenden Software widening its timesheet and payroll integrations. No effect on the account is shown and no customer contact is recorded.

    The analysis

    Period: this digest rests on one read, a news item. There were no calls, email threads or tickets in the quarter.

    News: on 17 Feb 2026 Staffing Systems Monthly reported that Ovenden Software, a Halifax supplier to recruitment agencies, will widen the range of accounting and payroll tools its timesheet product connects to. The new integrations will be open to existing and new customers, with more detail on the rollout later in the year.

    Weight: the read rates the item as neutral importance and low significance. Customer numbers and commercial terms were not disclosed, and the item does not show any effect on the account.

    Open at the end: the read suggests asking at the next routine contact whether the new integrations matter to the company. It also notes that the payroll and accounting links may become a topic when more detail follows. No risks are recorded.

    Made from 1 news item

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

  2. Q2 2025

    Q2 2025: Growth renewed, seat value questioned

    Three reads: a 2 Apr 2025 renewal call where the chief executive kept Growth but questioned paying for forty seats, and two how-to tickets from Aaron Crowther, both handled by Olivia Grant.

    The analysis

    Renewal: On 2 Apr 2025 Duncan Greenwood agreed to keep Growth for another year but asked what he is paying for with under seven daily users. Tom Ashdown quoted £40k from the order form, to be confirmed in writing, and Deborah Cockcroft said invoices are paid and the renewal must match the order form figure.

    Seats: Louise Sutcliffe defended the seven users as the right people but accepted they may not reach forty by spring. Tom said the seat count was his to sort, so a reduction is possible and was not agreed.

    Support: On 15 Apr 2025 Aaron Crowther could not find PDF export for a monthly board pack. Olivia Grant pointed him to the three-dot menu, with first response after 119 minutes, solved 29 Apr 2025 and closed 3 May 2025.

    Access: On 14 May 2025 Aaron could not change user roles or remove a leaver before a recruiting intake. Olivia made him an admin and asked to be told if the option stayed greyed out for his team lead.

    Open at the end: The draft renewal order form, the seats review and the sync issue note were next steps from the call. The evidence does not show whether they were done, or whether the £40k was confirmed.

    Made from 1 call · 2 tickets

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

  3. Q1 2025

    Q1 2025: early renewal, HR connector refused

    Five reads: two renewal emails and three tickets. Marcus Bell opened the Growth renewal early and Duncan Greenwood was positive. The HR connector was refused after a password change, with no recovery recorded.

    The analysis

    Renewal: on 21 Feb 2025 Marcus Bell sent Duncan Greenwood an early notice for the Growth subscription, term ending 23 May 2025, at £40k for 40 users. Duncan would have finance check the terms and asked for Tom Ashdown to join on commercial matters.

    Support: on 25 Feb 2025 Aaron Crowther reported a warning on the HR connector. Bethan Lister saw connection refused, and IT had changed the service account password.

    Support: the ticket closed on 15 Mar 2025 with no reconnection recorded.

    Support: on 12 Mar 2025 Aaron asked for the quarterly review pack to use the headings of the old report. The layout was fixed for now, and a sample of the old report was requested.

    Support: on 25 Mar 2025 Aaron asked whether he could add a user himself. Connor Webb confirmed he could via the Users page, and the ticket closed on 5 Apr 2025.

    Renewal: on 26 Mar 2025 Marcus offered a usage walkthrough, noting active users were up on the quarter. Duncan said the team was pleased and wanted the renewal lined up early.

    Open at the end: no renewal call was booked, and the walkthrough date was not fixed. The HR connector recovery and the arrival of the old report sample were not shown.

    Made from 2 email threads · 3 tickets

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

  4. Q4 2024

    Q4 2024: five tickets, connector stalled

    Five tickets, all from Aaron Crowther, between 9 Oct 2024 and 19 Nov 2024: three how-to or access queries, a feature request, and one timesheet connector that stopped loading records. No outcome is recorded for several.

    The analysis

    Access: On 9 Oct 2024 Aaron Crowther said two new recruiters could not see team dashboards. Bethan Lister found both set to viewer and asked him to confirm the intended role; the final role is not recorded.

    How-to: On 14 Oct 2024 Aaron asked how to schedule a saved question for the team, and Bethan gave the steps. The ticket closed on 20 Oct 2024, and he had called the help wording unclear.

    Connector: On 28 Oct 2024 Aaron reported the timesheet connector showed connected but had added no records since Friday. The customer had updated its timesheet product, and its IT colleague said the API address was unchanged.

    Settings: On 29 Oct 2024 Aaron could not find the Start page option. Bethan said a Growth admin may need to turn on personal settings; the ticket closed on 19 Nov 2024 with no recorded outcome, and the tier is not shown.

    Request: On 19 Nov 2024 Aaron asked for department tags on saved questions. Connor Webb passed it to the product team, and Aaron said the team would keep using search.

    Open at the end: The connector ticket was solved on 5 Nov 2024 and closed on 9 Nov 2024, but the cause and fix are not recorded. Tagging has no product decision, and the recruiters' role is unconfirmed.

    Made from 5 tickets

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

  5. Q3 2024

    Q3 2024: onboarding, training, one stale view

    Ovenden Software onboarded in July 2024 with a positive tone and a clear key-person risk: use limited to two admins. Training followed on 19 Jul 2024. A late refresh left a stale default view on 19 Sep 2024.

    The analysis

    Onboarding: On the 11 Jul 2024 call, Callie Brennan confirmed the first full refresh landed before 07:00 from the timesheet and payroll sources. Aaron Crowther said it was in time for the team.

    People: Use looked limited to the two admins, Aaron and Louise Sutcliffe. Louise called that a risk, so training with Marcus was to be booked before Callie handed over.

    Training: On the 19 Jul 2024 call, Callie trained Louise and Aaron on pages, search, chat and the dashboards builder. Louise wants team leads building their own dashboards, and Callie flagged a fall in active users as the early warning.

    Support: On 19 Sep 2024 Aaron reported stale pipeline numbers after a late refresh. The default view had cached a stale snapshot after a queue delay, and the cache was cleared on 20 Sep 2024.

    Open at the end: Duplicate project codes awaited Aaron's answer, and the helpdesk feed was not yet switched on. Dashboard permissions were unresolved, and the stale-view cache issue had still to be flagged to the product team. The record does not show whether Aaron was told the cause.

    Made from 2 calls · 1 ticket

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

  6. Q2 2024

    Q2 2024: Growth deal agreed, onboarding stalls

    Ovenden Software moved from demo to a £52k Growth order form, but signature was not shown. Onboarding began on 31 May 2024, held up by credentials, project codes and a flat helpdesk feed.

    The analysis

    Sales: On 2 Apr 2024 the demo satisfied Aaron Crowther on audit and stale data, but he wanted data residency wording in writing. On 9 Apr 2024 Duncan Greenwood heard the £52k Growth proposal and mentioned a cheaper quote from elsewhere.

    Negotiation: The 26 Apr 2024 call kept the deal at £52k, implementation included, with a 10 May 2024 signing target. Tom Ashdown had not confirmed the split, the connector list or the renewal list price.

    Order form: Tom sent it on 8 May 2024. On 13 May 2024 Duncan said finance had points to check. The target was missed and no signature is shown.

    Billing: Nell Ashcombe sent two invoices, dated 13 May 2024 and 24 May 2024. The second covers the first-year Growth subscription for 40 users at net £40k. Payment is not shown.

    Onboarding: The 31 May 2024 kickoff showed thin usage, mostly Louise Sutcliffe's. On 10 Jun 2024 project codes between timesheet and payroll did not match.

    Support: Duplicate candidate records, traced to two CRM organisations sharing a domain, closed on 25 Jun 2024 without a shown fix. A CSV export request closed on 17 Jun 2024 as a feature request.

    Open at the end: On 24 Jun 2024 the helpdesk feed had gone flat after a field rename. Louise said they pay for B-Viz to flag quiet feeds. Callie Brennan's remap was untested, and the first refresh still waited on credentials.

    Made from 6 calls · 8 email threads · 2 tickets

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

  7. Q1 2024

    Q1 2024: discovery, Growth proposal and demo

    Ovenden Software moved from discovery to demo in March 2024. Louise Sutcliffe wants tickets beside usage. Duncan Greenwood is cost-cautious after a Growth tier sketch. Snowflake security and a written proposal were open at quarter end.

    The analysis

    Discovery: On 8 Mar 2024 Louise Sutcliffe described a monthly spreadsheet joining helpdesk tickets to usage that is out of date by the time it is done. Chief Executive Duncan Greenwood asked early about cost and left follow-up to Louise.

    Proposal: On 11 Mar 2024 Tom Ashdown sketched the Growth tier at £52k and asked for agreement by 10 May 2024. Duncan replied that Louise will lead on detail and wants the number written down with inclusions, so he can compare like with like.

    Demo: On 25 Mar 2024 Tom ran a demo with Tobias Renwick answering technical questions, and Louise and Aaron Crowther attended. Louise said seeing usage next to tickets is the whole point, and she wants to know if one person is doing all the asking.

    Security: Aaron said security will want data to stay in their own Snowflake account, with no second set of permissions. Louise had said earlier that her customers dislike data leaving the building, and a firm answer was deferred to the CTO.

    Open at the end: The written proposal with inclusions had not been sent, and no budget is shown. The first-response definition for reopened tickets, a roadmap note, the demo data set-up and the data-residency answer were all still owed. The tone was positive, with price scrutiny the main risk.

    Made from 2 calls · 1 email thread

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

Platform usage

Updated 9 Oct 26
Active users · May 25
26of 40 included on the tier
Questions asked · May 25
506
Connectors configured · May 25
6of 8 included on the tier
Active admins · May 25
2
Data volume · May 25
5.7 GB
Active users and questions · monthlyUpdated 09 Oct 26
CSV
Left axisActive usersLicensed seatsIncluded users (40)Right axisQuestions asked
0020500401,000May 24Jul 24Sep 24Nov 24Jan 25Mar 25May 25Included users (40)4026506May 24: Active users 4; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 18Jun 24: Active users 12; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 154Jul 24: Active users 18; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 389Aug 24: Active users 22; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 326Sep 24: Active users 25; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 631Oct 24: Active users 26; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 801Nov 24: Active users 26; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 657Dec 24: Active users 26; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 471Jan 25: Active users 26; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 681Feb 25: Active users 26; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 659Mar 25: Active users 26; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 661Apr 25: Active users 26; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 689May 25: Active users 26; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 506

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 (May 25): Active users 26; Licensed seats 40; Questions asked 506. Basis: product usage, facts.usage_monthly:org_257, signals:org_257.

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MonthActive usersLicensed seatsQuestions asked
May 2444018
Jun 241240154
Jul 241840389
Aug 242240326
Sep 242540631
Oct 242640801
Nov 242640657
Dec 242640471
Jan 252640681
Feb 252640659
Mar 252640661
Apr 252640689
May 252640506
Connectors, admins and data volume · monthlyUpdated 09 Oct 26
CSV
Left axisConnectors configuredActive adminsIncluded connectors (8)Right axisData volume
00.0 GB43.0 GB86.0 GBMay 24Jul 24Sep 24Nov 24Jan 25Mar 25May 25Included connectors (8)5.7 GB62May 24: Connectors configured 0; Active admins 2; Data volume 0.00 GBJun 24: Connectors configured 3; Active admins 2; Data volume 2.34 GBJul 24: Connectors configured 3; Active admins 2; Data volume 2.39 GBAug 24: Connectors configured 4; Active admins 2; Data volume 3.25 GBSep 24: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 2; Data volume 4.96 GBOct 24: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 2; Data volume 5.06 GBNov 24: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 2; Data volume 5.15 GBDec 24: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 2; Data volume 5.24 GBJan 25: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 2; Data volume 5.34 GBFeb 25: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 2; Data volume 5.42 GBMar 25: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 2; Data volume 5.52 GBApr 25: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 2; Data volume 5.61 GBMay 25: Connectors configured 6; Active admins 2; Data volume 5.68 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 (May 25): Connectors configured 6; Active admins 2; Data volume 5.7 GB. Basis: product usage, facts.usage_monthly:org_257, signals:org_257.

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MonthConnectors configuredActive adminsData volume
May 24020.00 GB
Jun 24322.34 GB
Jul 24322.39 GB
Aug 24423.25 GB
Sep 24624.96 GB
Oct 24625.06 GB
Nov 24625.15 GB
Dec 24625.24 GB
Jan 25625.34 GB
Feb 25625.42 GB
Mar 25625.52 GB
Apr 25625.61 GB
May 25625.68 GB

Usage read

As at Fri 9 Oct 2026

Usage ended May 2025

Direction Ended

Usage has ended. No usage was reported in any of the 13 weeks to 9 Oct 2026, and the last day with any usage was 23 May 2025, when the platform users of all eleven listed contacts were deactivated.

  • No usage in 13 weeks to 9 Oct 2026
  • Last usage on 23 May 2025
  • All eleven listed contact users deactivated that day
  • No live order form
The analysis

Recent weeks: no usage was reported in any of the 13 weeks ending 17 Jul 2026 to 9 Oct 2026. The last day with any usage was 23 May 2025.

Trend: the monthly record shows zero questions over the last 12 months and the last 90 days. The earlier period from May 2024 to April 2025 had 6,137 questions.

Who uses it: nobody now. In that earlier period Sophie Garner asked 1,344 (22%), Aaron Crowther 1,260 (21%) and Anil Whitfield 725 (12%), and all eleven listed contacts, including Louise Sutcliffe, were deactivated on 23 May 2025.

Against the order form: there is no live order form. The monthly record still lists 40 licensed users and 6 connectors configured, and a September 2026 figure of 26 active users, which does not reconcile with zero questions and no weekly usage.

Made from 2 fact tables

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

Documents

Updated 9 Oct 26

8 documents in 4 folders; 1 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

Ovenden Software's pages are written from 3 organisation-level AI texts (assessment / next steps), 7 period digests and 1 narrative-level AI text, which in turn draw on 44 AI summaries of 48 raw things (calls, tickets, emails, news), 1 usage read, 1 finance read, 11 people (11 with an AI write-up) and 5 staff (0 with an AI write-up), shown on 12 pages.

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

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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

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