Meeting reportRef. M-439
Afaq Freight
Faisal Al-Dossari, VP Operations
- Monday 19 October
- 10:00 Riyadh
- 34 minutes
- Video
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Where it stands
- Being booked
- Invite sent
- Confirmed
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Attendee
- Name
- Faisal Al-Dossari
- Title
- VP Operations
- Company
- Afaq Freight
- Mobile
- +966 5• ••• ••42
- f•••@afaq-logistics.example
- Preferred language
- Arabic
Company
- Sector
- Logistics
- Size
- 600–1,000 employees
- City
- Riyadh
- Website
- afaq-logistics.example
- About them
- Afaq Freight runs palletised freight and last-mile delivery for retail and consumer-goods clients from a hub in Riyadh. It has its own fleet and hires subcontractors at peak. Trips are planned on spreadsheets; a second cross-dock opened this year.
- What they use today
- Spreadsheets for planning, WhatsApp groups with drivers, an older in-house ERP
Meeting
- Date
- Time
- 10:00 RiyadhSame time for the attendee
- Duration
- 34 minutes
- Type
- Video
- Link or place
- Video link in the calendar invite
- Others from their side
- Their IT manager, Hamad Al-Juhani
- Your representative
- Nawaf Al-Saleh, Business Development Manager
What they asked for
We run fleet scheduling on spreadsheets and lose a day every week.
- Wants to see
- Trip planning on their Riyadh–Dammam route
- Timing
- A decision before next quarter
- Budget
- Approved for this year
- Who decides
- He decides with the COO; the IT manager reviews the integration
- Concerns they raised
- Integration with their ERP; an Arabic app for drivers
Summary
A strong operations meeting. They plan 140 trucks a day on spreadsheets and re-plan by hand when a driver is absent. They want to see one real route planned live, and the budget for this year is approved.
- Focus onthe Riyadh–Dammam route and the driver app in Arabic
- Avoidpricing before the demo
Qualification
82/100
70 or more: counts unless you dispute it
Met: Right company, inside your profile
Logistics, 600–1,000 employees, Riyadh. Inside your approved profile; commercial registration active.
Met: Right person: a decision-maker or a pre-approved influencer
VP Operations: decides on operations systems (said on the call).
Met: Need, in their own words
Quoted from the recording of the call on .
Met: Held at least 20 minutes with the buyer present on time; a documented on-time attendance counts even if your representative missed it
Held for 34 minutes on , with Nawaf Al-Saleh, Business Development Manager.
Met: Net-new and not excluded
Not a customer, an active deal, a partner or an excluded name: checked .
70 or more counts unless you dispute it within 2 working days · 55–69 counts only if you accept it · below 55 is replaced automatically.
Source
- Call
- 10:40 Riyadh
- Recording
- Confirmation
- Invite accepted
- Confirmation call
- Reminder 2 hours before
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