Gary Liddle

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Gary Liddle is a Teesside account manager and platform user (not admin) at Harcastle Environmental. He is an early, positive adopter and the likely route to wider Teesside use, but only he and one colleague have logged in.

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Current to 13 Oct 26

Gary Liddle is a Teesside account manager and platform user (not admin) at Harcastle Environmental. He is an early, positive adopter and the likely route to wider Teesside use, but only he and one colleague have logged in.

Role: Account Manager, Teesside, with a CRM role of user and a platform account created on 12 May 2026. He is not an admin and has no deals or tickets on record.

Influence: He shapes adoption in his team rather than commercial decisions. The 2 Jul 2026 training call says colleagues are waiting to see whether he can make sense of the brain, and he built a customer review page to share.

Watch: Several colleagues are nervous about breaking something and the dashboards builder is untouched. The group session is still to be booked, and the evidence does not show a date for it.

AI · claude-sonnet-5-5 · 13 Oct 2026

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CRM records

Organisation	Title	Role	Email
Harcastle Environmental	Account Manager, Teesside	user	gary.liddle@harcastle.example

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Activity

2 Jul 2026callHarcastle Environmental / BB-Demo – Training Marcus Bell, Laura Penhaligon, Gary Liddle
24 Jun 2026email_threadTraining session for the Teesside team Marcus Bell, Gary Liddle

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Data	Records
Organisations	225
People at customers	862
BB-Demo staff	58
Calls	1,995
Email threads	3,013
Support tickets	1,159
Documents	1,218
Deals	315
Invoices	285
Events	49
News items	119

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