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Call briefing · VC-1077 · Midlands

Company L

Leicester · Emma Ingram · prepared 9 November

Fictitious example · real build

Who they are

Company L is a five-branch trade installer based in Leicester, Midlands, and has been a Long Lever Supply account since 27 November 2012, with purchasing managed by Emma Ingram. Sales over the last twelve months reached £1,322,773.74, up 28.79% on the prior year's £1,027,060.68, and the account carries a health score of 73 with a growing flag. Buying rhythm has typically run at 14.33 orders a month with a gap of just 2.12 days between orders, and the account sits in good standing on credit, using £148,290 of a £398,000 limit (37.26%).

How they buy

  • 172 orders placed in the last 12 months, averaging £7,690.55 per order.
  • Typical gap between orders is 2.12 days, but it has now been 25 days since the last order.
  • Credit used is £148,290 of a £398,000 limit (37.26%), rated good standing.
  • Returns rate is 2.52%, with 10 support enquiries logged in the last 90 days.

What has changed

  • CCTV margin has fallen to 24.29%, down 1.83 points from 26.12% a year ago.
  • Fire margin has fallen to 28.17%, down 2.46 points from 30.63% a year ago.
  • Intruder margin has fallen to 25.41%, down 0.93 points from 26.34% a year ago.
  • No product lines have been recorded as reduced or stopped in the current data.

What they have done on the trade site

Searches, quotes and baskets that never reach the ERP.

  • not enough data

Where the spend is going elsewhere

No specific product basket gaps are recorded for this account, with a total gap value of £0 against peers in the same size band. Separately, Long Lever Supply holds an estimated 82% share of local equipment spend in the Leicester area, and the platform's insight flags that Company L is losing ground to Installer 63, a Coventry access control installer not currently supplied by Long Lever Supply (inference from the local competition insight, not a measured basket gap).

Offer: not enough data

Open actions on this account

  • Lapsing account: orders are 25 days late against the usual 2-day rhythm, worth £110,231.15 per month, owned by C. Rowe, due Thu 12 Nov.

How previous actions went

  • not enough data

Work coming up in their area

  • No installers are currently tracked within 25 miles and no tenders or hiring activity are recorded for this specific account's area in this dataset. Separately, local competition data shows 3 of 5 installers tracked around Leicester are recruiting, which may point to rising project activity nearby (inference); in a live version this section would also list tenders and planning applications near their postcode.

Raise these three

Point 1

Sales up 28.79% year on year to £1,322,773.74.

“Your spend with us has grown 28.79% over the last year to £1,322,773.74, how are things scaling across your five branches?”

Point 2

CCTV margin down to 24.29% from 26.12% a year ago.

“I noticed your CCTV margin with us has slipped to 24.29%, down from 26.12% a year ago, let's look at whether we can get that back on track.”

Point 3

25 days since last order against a usual 2.12 day rhythm, worth £110,231.15 a month.

“It's been 25 days since your last order with us, against your usual two-day rhythm, is everything alright, is there anything we can help with?”

Watch out

The account is 25 days late against its usual 2.12 day ordering rhythm, flagged as a lapsing account worth £110,231.15 per month, which is the clearest risk to raise on this call.

Written from the account’s order history, product mix, trade-site activity and action log. Every figure was calculated by the platform before it was written up. Fictional demonstration data.

Long Lever Intelligence 360 · Fictitious example, real build. A demonstration of a platform we’ve built, shown with entirely fictional sample data under the Long Lever name. Every company, person, brand and figure is invented: customers are shown as Company A, Company B and so on, and no real business’s details have been used. No live data is read from any ERP, trade website or integration layer.