Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Was there a pain points sheet for this new ERP system?
Speaker2: Not that I have seen. Shall I call them?
Speaker1: Please.
Speaker2: They said they sent a packet of stuff to Greg.
Speaker1: Can you check with Greg?
Speaker2: He's out of the office, on vacation this week. Let me find someone in his office to check his mail.
Speaker1: Great.
Speaker2: They found the packet and are sending it over in today's interoffice.
Speaker1: Great.
Speaker2: Shall I start the ball rolling with the accounting staff?
Speaker1: You may as well wait until the packet arrives. No need to do things they haven't asked for.
Speaker2: Okay, no problem.
Speaker1: Too bad we wasted time waiting for that packet!
Speaker2: Just poor timing, his being out.
Speaker1: I suppose. We can't expect them to know.
Speaker2: No, he just secured the contract. We have to take it from here.
Speaker1: Exactly.
Speaker2: It shouldn't delay things too much. We'll prioritize it here.
Speaker1: Yes, we shouldn't delay.
Speaker2: I'll get the whole staff on it when it arrives. Don't worry.
Speaker1: Thanks!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Greg is on vacation, but the packet with the pain points sheet for the new ERP system will be sent in today's interoffice. Once it arrives, Speaker2 should proceed with the accounting matters.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will pick Mark from the airport at 4pm. Speaker3 will call Mark and give him Speaker2' number.