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Live captureQ4 Product Alignment: Insights 2.000:18:11listening — Maya Chen
Maya ChenRaj PatelMeeting tab
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Lines on the record1,042
Lines a claim rests on41
Claims it couldn't prove1
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The record — 18:04 to 18:26L458–L463
L458MayaBefore we lock anything — is the six-week number something we believe?
L459MayaSo is six weeks real, or is six weeks the number we say out loud?
L460RajHonestly? It's the number we say out loud. The SAML library is the unknown.
L461RajI'll do the spike and have an estimate I actually trust within three days.
L462ElenaThen we hold the date and we tell them on Thursday.
L463AishaWho's actually telling the customer, though? That hasn't landed anywhere.
An action item, with its receipt
Raj owns the SAML spike. Parley didn't infer that from context — it took the sentence where he said it, and kept the sentence.
L461 · verified against the transcriptA decision, and the moment it turned
“Hold the six-week date until the spike lands.” Two lines carry it: the challenge, and the answer. Both cited, both clickable.
L459, L460 · verified against the transcriptAn open question nobody closed
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L462, L463 · verified against the transcriptWhile you're still talking
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Decision — no per-seat AI pricing
“We're not doing per-seat for AI. It punishes the teams who use it.”
L308
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What did we decide about SSO, and who's on it?
SAML SSO was chosen over the full Jira integration for this quarter L142. Raj owns the spike and committed to a trustworthy estimate within three days L461. Okta login is already working in the prototype L77. The customer conversation hasn't been scheduled L463.
Two more sentences were generated and dropped — neither could be tied to a line.
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