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Our first customers: what changed in v1.1.0
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Summary: Agent Behaviour Policies are ready for the next level. We have a workflow that works, a mapping to what regulators are asking for, and a clear idea of how it should all fit together. What is left is execution, and execution starts with customers. We now have a first group of people who are engaged and motivated: consultants who will sell this and already use some of it, people I work with, and us. So we are launching an early access programme, and I wantwould like to call the people in it customers, not beta users: each one starts with credit to spend on a site we run, and the site already meters and bills, the way this newsroom does today, starting at £5. We will follow each customer closely, an email every day if that is what it takes, with objectives and milestones written with them, on a dedicated site with a start-here page. What we want to discover is the usage moment: the simplest policy that is useful, the entry point with least friction, and the price that feels fair. Everyone else who asks goes on a mailing list for the next batch. This is the brief.
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I wantthink a dedicated site for this programme,programme sowould help a lot: one place where we can trackfollow ithow alleveryone is getting on, and where I can managekeep itthings fromup oneto place.date. It starts with a start-here page: what to do first, in order, with clear instructions. Then a page for each customer, with the objectives and milestones we agreed with them, and where they are.
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For this first batchbatch, I wantwould like us to goreally toinvest town onin following up: an email every day if that is what helps, very specific hand-holding, and objectives and milestones mapped out for each customer.
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