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Strategy
Key ResultNet revenue retention above 110%
InitiativeLaunch the enterprise support tier

Which first-reply hours do we promise enterprise accounts?

Open

How do we staff support to meet the enterprise first reply?

Draft

When does the enterprise tier go on the pricing page?

Proposal
InitiativeCut onboarding to two weeks

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Dan in CodexJess in CoworkPriya and Raj in Decision Rooms
DecisionsNewest first
DecidedShip the schema change Friday 17:00Dana few seconds ago
DecidedStaff support for a 6h first replyJess3 hours ago
OpenWhich first-reply hours do we promise enterprise accounts?Youa day ago
Decide · due Oct 2
DecidedTwo support roles, February startPriya2 days ago
Decided18% on the 4471 renewal, annualRaj6 days ago

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Maya in the roomPriya and Jess in Slack
Which first-reply hours do we promise enterprise accounts?
OpenOct 2Firm Doctrine3 shown, 2 relied on
  1. Frame
  2. Weigh In
  3. Converge
  4. Decide
  5. Commit
Participants
  • YouDecider
  • MayaContributor
  • PriyaContributor
  • JessContributor
OptionsMake the Call
  • 4 hours for enterprise, from JanuaryKeep the promise on the customer review call; staff to it now.
  • 4 hours for enterprise, from FebruaryHold the new tier until the two support roles start.
  • 6 hours for everyone, as the policy saysWalk back the promise before January.

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A signal lands on the part of the plan it concerns.

1Customer review call2Support policy
InitiativeLaunch the enterprise support tier1
DriftSupport team
Enterprise Was Promised 4 Hours. The Policy Still Says 6.

Maya promised enterprise accounts a 4‑hour first reply from January1. The support policy still gives every ticket 6 hours2.

RelevantDismiss

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Leadership syncdeploy-agent
Pending4
Proposed
Nothing ships to customers on a Friday. If it has to, Dan signs it.
from now on, nothing ships to customers on a Friday. If it has to, Dan signs it.
Said By
Maya
Source
Leadership sync
How binding is this?

Follow this unless it has been formally overridden.

deploy-agent › find_principles "ship on Friday"
No confirmed rules Dan can see match. 4 proposal(s) awaiting confirmation are not listed; pass status="proposed" to see them.

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