Gmail triage → threaded reply → usage guide. 3 prompts · 4 agent turns · 2.86 credits · Flash effort. Every tool call and decision below is real product behaviour, replayed read-only.
What's in my inbox? Anything I actually need to act on today?
Pulled the last 3 days from iam@indianherbs.in (47 new, 5 worth your time). Ranked by what actually costs you money if it waits:
1. Priya Menon — customer, waiting 2 days ⚠️
"How do I use the Vitamin C Serum? How many drops, and can I use it in the morning with my sunscreen?" She asked twice, no reply yet. She bought the 30ml in March and this is a pre-repurchase question.
2. Kavya Nair — wholesale enquiry, ₹1.8L potential 💰 Wellness retreat in Wayanad wants 300 units (mixed: 120 vitamin C serum, 100 Bhringraj hair oil, 80 face wash) for their spa retail. Asking for wholesale pricing + GST invoice. Wants an answer by Friday.
3. Your CA — GSTR-1 filing 📅 Due 25 Sep. Needs the B2B invoice sheet for August; says "the Wayanad invoice must go in this one".
4. Amazon Seller Support — returns label dispute 3 rejected return claims on the 30ml Vitamin C Serum; ₹4,120 stuck. Wants the batch photos.
5. Ananya Rao — micro-influencer collab 8.2K followers, 4.6% engagement, mostly Ayurveda content. Asking for a paid post + 3 reels. Looks clean.
Act on these two today: Priya (she's about to buy again) and the Amazon dispute (money already spent). Want me to draft the reply to Priya?
Yes — reply to Priya about how to use the Vitamin C Serum properly and attach our usage guide, then send it.
Drafted and threaded into her original email — it sits in your Gmail Drafts, waiting for your one-tap send.
To: priya.menon@gmail.com Subject: Re: How to use the Vitamin C Serum?
Hi Priya,
Thank you for writing in — and apologies for the delay.
Vitamin C Serum is a morning step, so the routine is simple:
- Cleanse with the Neem & Tulsi Face Wash and pat dry.
- Take 3 drops in your palm, press gently over face and neck.
- Wait a minute, then apply your sunscreen. That's it — no rinsing.
Because you also use a facial oil at night: keep the two in separate routines, don't layer them in the same step — the oil is occlusive and can sit on top of the serum. Patch-test on your inner arm for two nights first if this is your first vitamin C product.
Visible glow typically shows at 4 weeks, full result at 8–10 weeks. I've attached our usage guide for reference.
One tip: keep the bottle out of direct sunlight and close it properly — vitamin C oxidises and turns darker once it's exposed to air.
If anything feels off in the first week, reply here and we'll sort it — you're still inside your 30-day window.
Warmly, Team Indian Herbs
Attachment: VitaminC_Usage_Guide.pdf (412 KB, pulled from your Drive)
Nothing is sent without you — Gmail is the only place that holds the send button. Open Drafts, give it a read, and tap send.
Sent it ✅
Sent — logged to the Priya Menon thread. ✅
Two follow-ups I'd keep an eye on:
- If she replies with a concern, I'll flag it to you first — she's a repeat buyer, so a bad first answer here costs more than the ₹1,499 order.
- The sticker on the 30ml currently says "3 drops at night" but doesn't warn about actives. Two other customers asked the same vitamin-C question in the last quarter — worth a one-line addition to the label and the product page.
Want me to draft a bulk reply for Kavya's wholesale enquiry next? I already have her numbers and your cost sheet.
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