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Northwind pricing call
Today · 10:30 am · 32 min · Alex Park, Priya
Decisions
Annual plan at $64k, EU data residency included
The pilot grows to 50 seats through November
Action items
Send the security questionnaire by Thursday
Book the procurement intro for next week
Open questions
Who signs on Northwind's side?
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