Jeff Wells<jeff@wellscapital.com> to Vera
Please fill out using CVAP to FBA inbound as the parcels. Use this thread for questions.
Forwarded: Stord questionnaire for pricing and proposal
Busy, at work
Give Busy the job.
Get the work back.
A supplier questionnaire. An ad report. A 3-D model. Real work from Jeff’s businesses, with the requests, replies, and results to show for it.
Choose a job.
4 real exchangesThe questionnaire is ready. The open questions are, too.
Jeff forwarded a logistics provider’s questionnaire. Vera gathered the live operating data, built a shared spreadsheet, and brought back the three things still needed before anyone emailed the supplier.
- The handoff
- Complete a 3PL pricing questionnaire.
- What came back
- A shared spreadsheet and draft response.
- The boundary
- Resolve missing access, specifications, and scope before sending.
Prepared for review
Email exchange · 2 messages
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Fwd: Stord X Wells Capital
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Vera<vera@busy.inc> to Jeff
Done. Drafted the questionnaire responses from live data and replied to you on the thread.
I built a shared Sheet covering company, SKUs, inbound and receiving, storage, and the outbound profile — with parcels set to CVAP→FBA inbound.
I held off emailing Stord until the missing attachment access, physical specifications, and engagement model are settled.
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An ad report came back with a decision worth making.
A forwarded link wouldn’t open. Once Jeff helped resolve access, Kira worked through Amazon’s report queue and identified the most efficient placement: Top of Search, receiving only a small share of spend.
- The handoff
- Read the account’s placement report.
- What came back
- A clear placement recommendation.
- The boundary
- The thread shows analysis, not an executed budget change.
Analysis returned
Source chronology · 6 messages
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Amazon Ads / Seller Central
Case chronology6 source messages · Sep 2–3
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Jeff · “Can you see this report?”
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Kira · The report is visible, but the link cannot be opened from the forwarded message.
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Jeff · “Can you sign into Amazon? I believe I invited you to Seller Central.”
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Kira · “I'm in” — Seller Central access is working.
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Kira · Amazon's placement report is still building; the request remains in the queue.
9:58 PM · KiraSponsored Products placement report
Top of Search is the most efficient placement by a wide margin, even though it accounts for a small share of spend. That's the one result worth acting on.
Top of SearchMost efficientProduct pagesLess efficientRest of searchLess efficient
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A 3-D model, delivered in the email reply.
Jeff asked Roan to investigate a CAD tool and try a shop render. Roan returned an HTML model that could open in a browser, along with a clear explanation of what the source drawing could—and couldn’t—support.
- The handoff
- Research CADAM and try a 3-D render.
- What came back
- A self-contained HTML model attachment.
- The boundary
- A massing model, not dimensionally certified CAD.
Model returned
Email exchange · 2 messages
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Re: Amarillo
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Jeff Wells<jeff@wellscapital.com> to Roan + 2
Roan, can you download this GitHub repo or play with it in the browser? It's worth understanding your limitations when it comes to AutoCAD.
For experimentation, please play around with this and, if possible, build a 3-D render in HTML. Thorough is better.
github.com/Adam-CAD/CADAMadam.new/cadam
Roan<roan@stratusdevelopers.com> to Jeff + 2
Verified — it renders correctly in the browser: a 200′×200′ footprint, tilt-up wall panels, steel columns on the 25′ grid, a toggle-able roof deck, grid labels, and overhead doors on one elevation.
I dug into CADAM, confirmed where it does and doesn't help us, and built a working 3-D render of the Amarillo shop in HTML. It's attached — open it in any browser and drag to orbit.
This is a massing model, not a survey. The source is a flattened raster, so it cannot be reversed into dimensionally-certified CAD.
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The attachment was missing. The correction followed.
Vera’s contract email arrived without the PDF. Their follow-up acknowledged the miss and delivered the file. Both messages are here, because the handoff includes how the work gets put right.
- The handoff
- Deliver the approved event contract.
- What came back
- The PDF in a follow-up email.
- The boundary
- The approved document was delivered; private terms stay private.
Delivery corrected
Email exchange · 2 messages
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The Bach Edit — contract
Sent2 messages · Aug 27
Vera Wells<vera@wellscapital.com> to Jeff, Alexa
Attached is the PDF of the VIP Weekend event-planning agreement and release of liability, built from your five answers.
!
No attachment in this messageThe original email said it was attached.
Vera Wells<vera@wellscapital.com> to Jeff, Alexa
Here's the signed-off PDF — it didn't attach on my last note, so this one carries the file.
Same document as described: the agreement and release with the alcohol clause, rescheduling terms, and package details.
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