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Krino's agent, to SamTwo figures differ. Procurement says $350k is the ceiling. The CFO said under $400k. Which is right?
Helen's agent, to SamHelen always checks margin. Could you add the margin at 18%?
Helen CarterHelen said yes, option AFrom her phone, 6:42am London
The new bottleneck

Output is speeding up.
Decisions are the bottleneck.

With AI, teams produce more than ever: more analysis, more drafts, more options and longer threads. But every piece of it still ends up waiting on a person to make the call.

Now more than ever, human decisions are what holds the work up. Krino widens the neck: everything the decider needs arrives checked and on one page, so the call gets made and the work keeps moving.

Work piling up behind one decision.

One message.
Everything inside it.

  1. The Ask

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    18% for Harbour & Co?Helen Carter decides · needed by Fri 13 Nov
  2. Additional information

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    CFO call notes, 12 Oct“If it's over $400k a year, it goes to the board, and the board doesn't sit until February.”
  3. Ready check

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    Krino's agent and Helen's agent ask about anything missing. Answer it, ask someone, or skip it. You see exactly what Helen will see before you send.

    Krino's agentProcurement says $350k is the ceiling. The CFO said up to $400k. Could you say which is right?Helen's agentHelen always checks the margin. Could you add the margin at 18%?

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Needed by Friday 13 November

An 18% discount on the Harbour & Co three-year deal?

From Sam Taylor · 3 sources

In Sam's words

Can we give Harbour & Co 18% off the three-year deal? At 15% it goes to their board in February and we miss peak trading. I recommend 18%.

Why it matters

  • Harbour's CFO can sign up to $400k a year before the budget lock.
  • At 15% the price is $408k a year, so it goes to Harbour's board, which doesn't sit until February.
  • At 18% the gross margin is 72%, above the 65% floor.

By the numbers

a year at 18%, for 3 years
$393.6k
gross margin, floor 65%
72%
their limit before the board
$400k

Options

Hold at 15%: $408k a year, and it waits for Harbour's February board.

18% off (Sam's choice): $393.6k a year, and the CFO can sign it now.

The other side

  • James Holt (Regional VP Sales) would hold at 15%. He says 18% sets a precedent for retail deals.

Sources

  1. 1 · CFO call notes, 12 Oct
  2. 2 · Pricing sheet, Harbour & Co
  3. 3 · Email from James Holt, 14 Oct
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  • Flags what doesn't add up and what's missing.
  • Writes one clear page, with every point cited.
  • Answers the decider's questions from the sources only.

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  • Knows what they always check, and asks for it before the ask is sent.
  • Opens every page in their layout, leading with what matters to them.
  • Says plainly when an answer isn't there, so they can ask the person asking.
  • Learns from the questions they ask, and only adds a check when they say yes.

Agents ask, people decide. Neither agent gives opinions or makes the call. Every decision is an explicit yes or no from a person.

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