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Northwind API promises

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Why Postgres over Mongo?

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What does Acme care about?

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Feature requests this month

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Globex discount: 10% or 15%?

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Northwind rollout status

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What did we promise Northwind about the API last quarter?

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Northwind kickoffJul 14

Raise their rate limit to 600 requests a minute. 1

Northwind API reviewAug 6

Put the API rate limits in writing before go-live. 2
Marcus LeeNorthwind API review12:40
“We need the API rate limits in writing before go-live.”

Northwind QBRSep 22

Send sandbox keys before go-live; they went out on Monday. 3

Still open: the webhook retry docs.

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Northwind API reviewAug 6, 2026 2:00 PM

Marcus Lee 12:40 We need the Northwind API rate limits in writing before go-live.

Sarah Chen 13:05 Agreed. I’ll send the Northwind API limits and the sandbox keys this week.

Northwind QBRSep 22, 2026 10:30 AM

Priya Shah 8:15 Sandbox keys for the Northwind API went out on Monday.

Marcus Lee 9:02 Webhook retries are the one thing still open on the Northwind API.

Northwind kickoffJul 14, 2026 11:00 AM

Sarah Chen 21:30 We raised the rate limit on the Northwind API to 600 requests a minute.

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Kickoff (Jul 14): the rate limit went up to 600 requests a minute. 1
API review (Aug 6): Marcus asked for the limits in writing before go-live; Sarah owns it. 2
QBR (Sep 22): sandbox keys went out; webhook retries are still open. 3

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Why did we pick Postgres over Mongo?

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The team chose Postgres for three reasons:

The data is relational: accounts, seats and invoices need joins, not documents. 1
Priya ShahArchitecture review18:02
“Our data is relational. Invoices, accounts, seats: we’ll want joins, not documents.”
The team already ran Postgres in production, so there was no new system to be on call for. 2
Mongo’s flexible schema was tempting for the prototype, but the schema would settle by Q2. 3

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What does Acme care about before Thursday?

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IT sign-off: their IT lead has to approve before they can move forward. 1
James ReidAcme renewal call12:40
“Honestly, we like it. But IT has to sign off before we can move forward.”
The revised quote: James wants it by Friday to close this month. 2
A rollout plan: nobody wants to go back to typing notes. 3

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What feature requests came up this month?

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Three requests came up more than once:

Annual billing: 3 calls. Finance teams want one annual invoice, not twelve. 1
Marcus LeeGlobex pricing review09:10
“Can we pay annually? Our finance team prefers one invoice.”
Security answers: 3 calls. IT leads ask for the security pack before the first demo. 2
Rollout checklist: 2 calls. Admins want a step list for rolling the Chrome extension out. 3

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Globex pricing review

Did we agree to 10% or 15% for Globex?

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You agreed to 10% on a 12-month term. 15% came up once and was turned down.

Said by: Olivia Brooks, at 31:08 1
Olivia BrooksGlobex pricing review31:08
“Ten percent on a twelve-month term, and the list price stays where it is.”
Meeting: Globex pricing review · Oct 8
15%: Marcus asked; Olivia said it was off the table. 2

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Acme: IT sign-off and timing. They like the product. 1
Globex: Price. They compared you with a cheaper tool. 2
Both: Budgets reset at the start of Q4. 3

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Northwind API reviewAug 6

Sarah sends the API rate limits in writing before go-live. 2
Northwind API review12:40 – 13:05
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Marcus Lee: We need the API rate limits in writing before go-live.
Sarah Chen: Agreed. I’ll send the limits and the sandbox keys this week.

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What did we promise Northwind about the API?

A rate limit of 600 requests a minute, the limits in writing before go-live, and sandbox keys.

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What blockers came up in this week’s syncs?

Two Northwind admins still need Chrome access, and go-live on Nov 4 depends on it.

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