TTP · morning brief 2026-10-31 · open

Kristi asks for updated stock report + Colorado/Books mug quantities (reply to 10-26 replenishment)

What to do
Kristi asks for updated stock report and Colorado/Books mug quantities.
Why
Client Kristi Brooks replied 2026-10-29 11:23 MT to the 10-26 replenishment mail. Her message: of the 96 Books & Tea mugs suggested on the 10/16 report she sent 48 and plans 48 more unless told to send fewer; closed manually when sent. No money figure is on file for it. It is 1 day(s) past its ClickUp due date.
If you approve
I carry it out with the usual safety checks and post the proof on the ClickUp task.
If you deny
Nothing is done. The task is closed with your reason and it will not come back in the brief.
Where it is tracked
the ClickUp task
How it ends
Ends when the ClickUp task is closed.

The detail

Original wording: Kristi asks for updated stock report + Colorado/Books mug quantities (reply to 10-26 replenishment).

Client Kristi Brooks (The Traveling Teapot, TTP, LMS) replied 2026-10-29 11:23 MT to the 10-26 replenishment mail (mailbox mirafloresmarketingamazon@gmail.com, msg 1a188b0c3a558560). Her message: of the 96 Books & Tea mugs suggested on the 10/16 report she sent 48 and plans 48 more unless told to send fewer; she sent all 8 Colorado mugs and can send more. She asks for an UPDATED stock report she can print, with suggestions for those 2 mugs (Colorado B0HGNRR2SQ, Books & Tea B0HGN2X4FX). TO DO: re-run /inventory-replenish for TTP on live data (inbound now includes her shipments; 10-26 mail showed Books 42 inbound + 12 moving, Colorado 8 inbound), produce the PDF, and put the client reply in an UNSENT DRAFT (first person singular, answer only what was asked). Operator reviews and sends. Note: LMS work paused until 2026-11-01 (ops/lms_pause.json). Done when: draft exists with updated report attached and operator has approved/sent. No machine close check — declared at filing time: client reply awaits operator-approved draft; closed manually when sent

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