Send Maya the revised scope
You committed to a scope and first-pass timeline before Friday.
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"I'll send the updated scope and an initial timeline before Friday."Project follow-up · Thursday, 10:42 AM
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You agreed to send Maya the revised project scope and a first-pass timeline before Friday.
The scope should include the smaller onboarding flow. Pricing is still open; Maya is checking the budget with her team.
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Project follow-up
Thursday, 10:42 AM
"I'll send the updated scope and an initial timeline before Friday. We'll keep onboarding to the smaller flow we discussed."
Maya
Thursday, 11:08 AM
"That works. Let me check the budget with the team before we settle on pricing."
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Confirm the launch checklist owner
The smaller launch is agreed. Ownership of the final checklist is still open.
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"Let's go with the smaller launch. We still need someone to own the final checklist."Launch thread · Wednesday, 3:20 PM
Sep 10, 2026 · 10:00 AM
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Aligned on a smaller onboarding flow and the next client handoff. The revised scope and initial timeline are due before Friday; pricing awaits budget confirmation.
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Keep the smaller onboarding flow for the first release.
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Alex to send the revised scope and first-pass timeline before Friday.
Transcript
10:18 Alex
I'll get you the
revised scope and a first-pass timeline before Friday.
10:19 Maya
Perfect. I'll check
the budget with the team and come back on pricing.
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