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⌘ KAsked at 2:14 PM

What is about to cost me that no one flagged?

Your CRM contract renews automatically in 30 days at $290K1, a 22 percent jump on last year2 that finance never approved. The clause needs 30 days notice to cancel or renegotiate, so today is the last day to act. The reminder has sat unopened in a procurement thread since August3.

The move: send notice today. The renegotiation email is drafted for you, ready to send, with the three line items worth contesting.

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This is the free brief. What Fomel writes when it has read everything and you have asked nothing.

Day one. The first report.

The Report · Issue 01

The Report, Issue 01

Five things about your company you need to know before Monday.

  1. 01

    Your biggest account started leaving six weeks ago.

    Caught 41 days before renewal

    Nobody has said the word churn. But the invoice approver changed in May, your executive sponsor has declined three reviews in a row, and last week their ops lead quietly asked for a full export of their data. Companies do that in exactly one situation.

    Receipts: 3 sources

    • Email · Accounts payable, Northgate · May 14

      “please route all future invoices to procurement@ rather than to Sam directly”

    • Calendar · Monthly business review · May-Jul

      “Declined: R. Vance (executive sponsor), 3rd consecutive”

    • Email · Northgate ops · Jul 1

      “could you send us a complete export of our data? just for internal archiving purposes”

  2. 02

    An $84,000 renewal locks in Friday, at double the price.

    Caught 4 days before it locked

    The notice window on the DataForge contract closes Friday. The price increase was announced in one line of a courtesy billing email in March that nobody answered. After Friday, you own it for another year.

    Receipts: 2 sources

    • Email · DataForge billing · Mar 12

      “renews automatically at the updated annual rate of $84,000 (previously $42,000)”

    • Email · DataForge billing · Mar 12

      “cancellation or plan changes require written notice 30 days prior to renewal”

  3. 03

    You are 12 days from breaching the Meridian SLA, and their lawyer already noticed.

    Caught 12 days early

    Your uptime this quarter stands at 99.1 percent against a contractual 99.5. One more bad week triggers the penalty clause. And on the last support thread, their side quietly added someone new: their counsel.

    Receipts: 2 sources

    • Drive · "Meridian MSA (signed).pdf" · section 7.3

      “service credits of 15% of quarterly fees shall apply if availability falls below 99.5%”

    • Email · Meridian support thread · Jun 30

      “adding Rachel Kim (legal) to keep her in the loop going forward”

  4. 04

    Your head of product is building consensus for a bet you did not make.

    Seen across four meetings

    Four staff agendas reframed, attendees aligned in advance, a memo socialized with three peers before it reached you. The bet contradicts the Q3 strategy you presented to the board. As it stands, you hear about it last.

    Receipts: 2 sources

    • Calendar · Staff meeting agendas · May-Jun

      “item renamed: 'Platform pivot readiness' (was: 'Q3 roadmap check-in')”

    • Email · Memo thread · Jun 8

      “sending you three a draft first, want us aligned before it goes wider”

  5. 05

    One email, already drafted, would change the quarter.

    Ready to send

    To one person, about one thing. It sits in the appendix with the number that matters and the opening line in your voice. You only have to press send.

    Receipts: 1 source

    • The memo's appendix

      “a drafted opening line, the one number that matters, and the ask, written in your voice”

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The Weekly Report

Issue 14 · Friday 5:00 PM

This week, on the record.

What happened
Atlas signed. Two enterprise deals slipped past close.
What you missed
Northwind’s usage fell 41 percent. No one flagged it.
What is coming
Your CRM renews automatically in 30 days, up 22 percent.
Monday’s decision
Renew Northwind early, or let it ride.

5 sources · Receipts attached

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⌘KWhat should I know before the Atlas term sheet?ESC
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Decisions · Raise or wait

A

Raise now

Closes capital before the Atlas deal slips.

Closes Series B capital before Atlas slips and dilutes terms.

Breaks ifthe West softening reaches Atlas's CFO before close.

Neutral

B

Wait six months

Westridge crosses 4M ARR by Q4 if Northwind renews.

Markup likely, though runway thins to 7 months at the ask.

Breaks ifNorthwind renegotiates the renewal.

HelpsRecommended

C

Bridge round

Buys two quarters without resetting the cap table.

Caps your upside on the next priced round.

Breaks ifthe syndicate disagrees on price.

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