Brain Beacon, Inc.
Q2 2026 Quarterly Account Review
Review period: April 1 through June 30, 2026
Customer: Brain Beacon, Inc.
Publicly identified business type: Online fabric retail
California entity status: Active
Principal / mailing address shown in California filing data: 690 Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 112, San Francisco, CA 94107
Import address shown in customs records: 2565 Third Street, Suite 204, San Francisco, CA 94107
Primary public operating signal: Imported woven fabrics, denim, cotton twill, corduroy, rayon shirting and related textiles
Review status: Preliminary, pending USPS revenue, volume, shipping-platform, fulfillment-origin and carrier data
1. Executive Account Summary
Brain Beacon, Inc. appears to be a San Francisco-based online fabric retail business. California business-profile data identifies Brain Beacon Inc. as an active California general corporation formed on May 25, 2018, with “online fabric retail” listed as the type of business. The same profile lists Tina Ding as CEO, CFO, secretary, director and registered agent, and shows the principal and mailing address as 690 Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 112, San Francisco, CA 94107.
Public import records show Brain Beacon Inc. importing fabric from South Korean suppliers. ImportGenius lists eight total Brain Beacon shipments, with the most recent update on June 24, 2026. The listed trading partners include Jinootex Company and Swatchon, and the top port is Pusan.
The most relevant Q2 2026 developments were three import shipments:
| Arrival date | Supplier | Product description | Gross weight | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 8, 2026 | Swatchon | Denim fabric and related items | 874 kg | 13 packages |
| June 15, 2026 | Jinootex Company | Tencel corduroy, cotton twill, cotton oxford and rayon shirting | 2,413 kg | 48 bales |
| June 24, 2026 | Jinootex Company | Tencel corduroy, cotton corduroy, cotton twill and cotton oxford | 1,637 kg | 28 bales |
These shipments suggest that Brain Beacon may receive bulk fabric inventory and then sell cut fabric, swatches, samples or textile goods online. That creates potential USPS opportunities around:
- Small parcel shipments of fabric cuts
- Swatch shipments
- sample packs
- sewing and maker orders
- boutique apparel-designer orders
- returns or exchanges
- Priority Mail for urgent project materials
- Ground Advantage for standard lightweight shipments
- Marketing Mail for catalogs, lookbooks or sample-card promotions
- pickup and induction from the San Francisco fulfillment address
No public source verified Brain Beacon’s website, e-commerce platform, USPS account, package volume, carrier mix, returns process or customer base. USPS performance and customer discovery are required before drawing conclusions about account growth, decline or product mix.
Preliminary USPS assessment: Brain Beacon is likely a small but potentially active e-commerce textile account. The strongest USPS opportunity is to determine whether its imported fabric is being cut and shipped as consumer or business parcels. If yes, USPS Ground Advantage, Priority Mail, USPS Returns, Package Pickup and address-quality tools could be relevant. The account should also be reviewed for address discrepancies between the California filing address and import-record address.
2. Quarterly Performance Comparison
USPS account performance
| Metric | Q2 2026 | Q1 2026 | Q2 2025 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| USPS revenue | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable | Not calculable |
| USPS package volume | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable | Not calculable |
| Average revenue per package | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable | Not calculable |
| Ground Advantage volume | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable | Not calculable |
| Priority Mail volume | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable | Not calculable |
| Priority Mail Express volume | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable | Not calculable |
| First-Class Mail / correspondence volume | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable | Not calculable |
| Returns volume | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable | Not calculable |
| Swatch/sample shipment volume | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable | Not calculable |
| USPS product mix | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable | Not calculable |
Average USPS revenue per package should be calculated as:
USPS revenue ÷ USPS package volume
Required USPS segmentation
The account should be segmented by:
- Online consumer orders
- business-to-business fabric orders
- swatches and samples
- full-yardage cut fabric orders
- wholesale or designer orders
- domestic versus international shipments
- standard versus expedited orders
- returns and exchanges
- fulfillment origin
- San Francisco address used for mailing
- package weight and dimensions
- USPS versus UPS, FedEx or other carriers
- shipping-platform postage versus direct USPS postage
Public operating indicators
| Operating element | Publicly available finding |
|---|---|
| California entity | Brain Beacon Inc. |
| Formation date | May 25, 2018 |
| Status | Active |
| Business type | Online fabric retail |
| Principal / mailing address | 690 Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 112, San Francisco, CA 94107 |
| Import-record address | 2565 Third Street, Suite 204, San Francisco, CA 94107 |
| Most recent public shipment update | June 24, 2026 |
| Q2 2026 import activity | Yes, May and June fabric shipments |
| Public USPS carrier relationship | Not verified |
| Public e-commerce website | Not verified |
3. Important Changes and Trends
Q2 import activity increased the likelihood of downstream parcel volume
Brain Beacon imported three textile shipments during Q2 2026, including denim fabric on May 8 and larger fabric shipments from Jinootex on June 15 and June 24. The two June shipments alone totaled 4,050 kg across 76 bales.
Potential USPS significance:
- Imported bulk fabric may be converted into smaller outbound customer orders.
- Fabric cuts and swatches can be USPS-compatible if weights and dimensions are manageable.
- Inventory receipt in May and June may lead to Q3 outbound sales volume.
- USPS should compare import arrival timing with outbound package trends.
- Large fabric rolls or bales are freight/LTL activity, but cut yardage and samples may be parcel opportunities.
Business appears textile-focused rather than neuroscience-related
Search results also show a separate Canadian “Brain Beacon” neurodiversity coaching organization, but California filing and import records indicate that the USPS-relevant Brain Beacon Inc. is an online fabric retail business in San Francisco. The Canadian Brain Beacon site identifies a Calgary-based coaching organization and should not be assumed to be the USPS customer.
Potential USPS significance: Account matching should rely on legal entity, address, Salesforce ID, CRID and shipment records rather than company name alone.
Address discrepancy should be resolved
California filing data lists Brain Beacon’s principal and mailing address as 690 Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 112, San Francisco, while customs records list an importer address at 2565 Third Street, Suite 204, San Francisco.
Potential USPS significance:
- The Pennsylvania Ave address may be a business, mailing or registered-agent address.
- The Third Street address may be an import, warehouse, receiving or fulfillment location.
- USPS revenue may be associated with one address while physical inventory is handled at another.
- Pickup, returns and undeliverable parcels could fail if the wrong address is used.
- Salesforce should distinguish headquarters, mailing, receiving, fulfillment and return addresses.
Fabric imports suggest maker, designer or apparel-adjacent customer demand
Q2 imported products included denim, Tencel corduroy, cotton corduroy, cotton twill, cotton oxford and rayon shirting.
Potential USPS significance:
Potential customers may include:
- home sewers
- independent designers
- small apparel brands
- costume makers
- quilters
- fabric resellers
- schools or studios
- sample-order customers
The actual customer base was not publicly verified.
No public e-commerce platform was confirmed
No reliable public source identified Brain Beacon’s current retail website, Shopify store, Etsy store, Amazon presence, fabric marketplace, shipping software or return policy.
USPS significance: The sales team should ask directly which platform controls label creation and carrier selection.
4. Relevant Company Developments
May 8, 2026: Swatchon shipment arrived
Import records show a Brain Beacon Inc. shipment from Swatchon Co., Ltd. arriving on May 8, 2026. The product description was “denim fabric and etc,” with 874 kg and 13 packages.
USPS analysis: Denim fabric imports may support online sales of cut yardage, samples or textile products. No public outbound package volume was disclosed.
June 15, 2026: Jinootex shipment arrived
Brain Beacon received a shipment from Jinootex Company on June 15, 2026. The product description included Tencel corduroy, cotton twill, cotton oxford and rayon shirting. The shipment weighed 2,413 kg and contained 48 bales.
USPS analysis: This is a meaningful inventory event during the quarter and may create follow-on customer parcel volume after processing and listing.
June 24, 2026: Second Jinootex shipment arrived
Brain Beacon received another Jinootex shipment on June 24, 2026. The product description included Tencel corduroy, cotton corduroy, cotton twill and cotton oxford. The shipment weighed 1,637 kg and contained 28 bales.
USPS analysis: The late-quarter arrival may affect Q3 parcel volume more than Q2, depending on the time needed to receive, photograph, list, cut and fulfill fabric orders.
Q2 2026: Active import pattern confirmed
ImportGenius lists eight total Brain Beacon shipments, with three occurring in Q2 2026 and earlier shipments in January, May, August and October 2025.
USPS analysis: Brain Beacon appears to have an ongoing import-based inventory model rather than a one-time purchase.
No verified Q2 logistics or corporate announcement
No reliable Q2 source identified:
- A new website launch
- A warehouse relocation
- A new fulfillment provider
- A carrier change
- A USPS agreement
- A funding event
- An acquisition
- A new retail store
- A major hiring announcement
- A published return-policy change
Internal USPS data and customer discovery are required to explain USPS account changes.
5. Potential USPS Impact
Ground Advantage
Ground Advantage may be suitable for:
- Fabric swatches
- sample packs
- small cut-yardage orders
- lightweight woven fabric orders
- sewing accessories, if sold
- nonurgent customer orders
- exchanges or replacement shipments
- returns of eligible unused fabric
Priority Mail
Priority Mail may support:
- Designer project deadlines
- rush fabric samples
- larger cut-yardage orders
- urgent replenishment to small apparel makers
- time-sensitive wedding, costume or production needs
- higher-value fabric orders
- customer-service recovery
Priority Mail Express
Potential use cases include:
- urgent swatches
- production-deadline shipments
- replacement shipments
- high-value customer orders
- boutique or studio deadlines
USPS Returns
Potential returns depend on Brain Beacon’s policy. Fabric retailers often restrict returns on cut fabric, but no public Brain Beacon return policy was verified.
Potential USPS return uses could include:
- unopened fabric returns
- incorrect item returns
- damaged fabric claims
- sample-kit returns
- business-customer exchanges
- customer-service recovery
Marketing Mail
If Brain Beacon markets to sewing, apparel or design communities, USPS could support:
- fabric swatch mailers
- seasonal lookbooks
- new-fabric announcements
- sample cards
- designer prospecting
- wholesale customer mail
- direct-mail reactivation campaigns
First-Class Mail
Potential uses include:
- business correspondence
- invoices
- vendor documents
- import paperwork copies
- legal notices
- customer-service letters
- small sample mailers when First-Class Mail is appropriate
Pickup and induction
USPS should determine:
- Whether packages are shipped from 690 Pennsylvania Ave or 2565 Third Street
- whether USPS provides pickup
- average daily parcels
- package-ready time
- availability of secure staging
- whether fabric orders are heavy or oversized
- whether the customer tenders packages at a Post Office
- whether a shipping platform generates USPS manifests
6. Opportunities
1. Confirm the active fulfillment address
The first account priority is resolving the difference between the California filing address and customs import address.
2. Identify the current e-commerce channel
Determine whether Brain Beacon sells through:
- its own website
- Shopify
- Etsy
- Amazon
- Faire
- fabric marketplaces
- wholesale-only channels
- Instagram or social commerce
- direct invoice orders
3. Link import timing to outbound volume
Compare Q2 import arrivals against USPS outbound package activity in May, June and July.
4. Analyze Ground Advantage for fabric cuts
Fabric cuts, samples and swatches may be strong Ground Advantage candidates if weights and dimensions fit.
5. Segment heavy versus light orders
Large yardage orders may become heavy enough to favor UPS or FedEx, while swatches and small orders may be USPS-compatible.
6. Develop a sample-mail strategy
Fabric sellers often depend on swatches and sample packs before larger purchases. USPS may be well suited for this category.
7. Review pickup after import arrivals
Large import receipts may create outbound sales surges after inventory is listed. USPS should ask whether pickup needs increase after new fabric drops.
8. Clarify return policy
Cut fabric often has return restrictions, but damaged, incorrect or miscut orders may still require a trackable replacement or return process.
9. Check related accounts
Search USPS and Salesforce records for:
- Brain Beacon Inc.
- Tina Ding
- 690 Pennsylvania Ave
- 2565 Third Street
- online fabric retail
- any related fabric storefront or DBA
10. Evaluate address quality
If the company ships to consumers and small businesses, address validation and apartment/unit accuracy may reduce undeliverable packages.
7. Risks and Concerns
- USPS revenue and package volume were unavailable.
- No public Brain Beacon retail website was verified.
- The exact fulfillment origin is unclear.
- The company has multiple San Francisco addresses in public records.
- The “Brain Beacon” name is shared by unrelated organizations, creating account-matching risk.
- Large fabric rolls and bales are freight, not USPS-compatible parcels.
- USPS opportunity depends on whether imported textiles are resold as cut fabric or moved wholesale in bulk.
- Postage may be purchased through an e-commerce platform and not linked clearly to Brain Beacon.
- Returns may be limited if fabric is cut to order.
- Heavy yardage orders may be more competitive for private parcel carriers.
- Current USPS pricing, pickup arrangement, carrier mix, service issues and prior commitments are unknown.
- Q2 imports may create Q3 outbound volume rather than Q2 parcel volume.
8. Customer Questions
- Is Brain Beacon Inc. the correct USPS legal account?
- What is the active DBA or storefront name?
- What is the current e-commerce website or sales platform?
- Is 690 Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 112 the mailing address, office address or fulfillment address?
- Is 2565 Third Street, Suite 204 the import-receiving or fulfillment address?
- What were Q2 2026 USPS revenue and package volume compared with Q1 2026 and Q2 2025?
- Which USPS products are currently used?
- What percentage of outbound orders moves through USPS?
- Which other carriers are used?
- What shipping platform generates labels?
- Are imported fabrics cut and fulfilled from San Francisco?
- What is the average daily package volume?
- What are the average weights and dimensions for:
- swatches?
- small fabric cuts?
- multi-yard orders?
- wholesale orders?
- How much of the business is retail versus wholesale?
- Are returns allowed on cut fabric?
- How many incorrect, damaged or replacement orders ship each quarter?
- Is USPS pickup currently scheduled?
- Do shipment volumes spike after new import arrivals?
- Are USPS packages receiving timely acceptance scans?
- Are there recurring claims, billing, pickup or delivery issues?
- When does the current USPS pricing agreement expire?
- Which previous USPS commitments remain open?
9. Recommended Actions
USPS actions
- Retrieve Q2 2026, Q1 2026 and Q2 2025 USPS revenue and package volume.
- Validate the correct legal entity, DBA, Salesforce account, CRIDs and payment accounts.
- Confirm the active fulfillment, mailing, return and import-receiving addresses.
- Search related records for Tina Ding and both San Francisco addresses.
- Identify the e-commerce platform and label-generation system.
- Obtain all-carrier package-level shipment data.
- Calculate average USPS revenue per package.
- Segment volume by swatch, sample, cut-yardage, wholesale and return shipments.
- Analyze Ground Advantage for lightweight fabric and sample shipments.
- Analyze Priority Mail for urgent customer and designer shipments.
- Review pickup and manifesting needs at the fulfillment address.
- Compare import-arrival dates with outbound package trends.
- Review address-quality and undeliverable-package performance.
- Confirm pricing-agreement expiration and renewal requirements.
- Document service issues, previous commitments, responsible parties and deadlines.
Recommended customer follow-up
Schedule a QAR involving:
- business owner / principal
- e-commerce operations
- warehouse or inventory manager
- shipping and fulfillment
- customer service
- import and receiving operations
- finance or bookkeeping
- any shipping-platform administrator
The first discussion should focus on entity validation, fulfillment address, carrier usage, imported-fabric processing, Ground Advantage fit, pickup needs and package profile.
10. Salesforce-Ready Account Update
Q2 2026 QAR: Brain Beacon Inc. appears to be an active San Francisco online fabric retail business. California business-profile data lists the company as an active corporation formed in 2018, with a principal/mailing address at 690 Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 112, San Francisco. Public import records show Brain Beacon receiving textile shipments at 2565 Third Street, Suite 204, San Francisco.
The most important Q2 developments were three imported fabric shipments from South Korea: denim fabric from Swatchon on May 8, a 2,413 kg Jinootex shipment on June 15, and a 1,637 kg Jinootex shipment on June 24. Imported products included denim, Tencel corduroy, cotton corduroy, cotton twill, cotton oxford and rayon shirting.
Potential USPS opportunities include Ground Advantage for swatches, sample packs and small fabric cuts; Priority Mail for urgent designer or project shipments; USPS pickup at the fulfillment location; address validation; and Marketing Mail for sample cards or fabric promotions.
Risks: USPS performance and carrier share were unavailable. The active storefront and fulfillment workflow were not publicly verified. Multiple San Francisco addresses appear in public records, and large fabric bales are freight rather than parcel volume. Q2 imports may create Q3 outbound package activity rather than immediate Q2 USPS volume.
Next steps: Retrieve quarterly USPS data, validate the account identity and addresses, identify the storefront and shipping platform, obtain package-level carrier data, compare import arrivals with outbound shipping trends, and schedule a fulfillment-focused QAR.
Follow-up date: Not provided.
11. Information Required to Finalize the QAR
- Salesforce account ID
- Confirmed DBA or storefront name
- Current website or marketplace
- Correct fulfillment address
- Correct mailing address
- Correct return address
- CRIDs and payment accounts
- Primary shipping contact
- Q2 2026 USPS revenue and volume
- Q1 2026 USPS revenue and volume
- Q2 2025 USPS revenue and volume
- Average revenue per package
- USPS product-level activity
- Current carrier mix
- Shipping platform
- Daily package volume
- Swatch and sample volume
- Cut-yardage package volume
- Wholesale package volume
- Package weights and dimensions
- Returns and replacement volume
- Pickup and induction arrangements
- Current USPS pricing agreement
- Agreement expiration date
- Known service issues
- Previous commitments
- Open opportunities
- Last meeting date
- Next action and follow-up date
12. Sources
- California business-profile data via Bizprofile, updated March 25, 2026: Brain Beacon Inc. entity status, formation date, business type, address and principal information.
- ImportGenius Brain Beacon Inc. importer profile, updated June 24, 2026: Eight total import shipments, supplier list, import address and Q2 shipment data.
- Swatchon supplier shipment profile, reviewed July 2026: May 8, 2026 Brain Beacon shipment of denim fabric and related items from South Korea, with listed importer address at 690 Pennsylvania Ave.
- Jinootex supplier shipment profile, reviewed July 2026: June 15 and June 24, 2026 Brain Beacon shipments including Tencel corduroy, cotton twill, cotton oxford and related woven fabrics.
- ImportGenius Spanish Brain Beacon importer page, reviewed July 2026: Q2 shipment table confirming May 8, June 15 and June 24 arrivals, product descriptions, weights and quantities.
- Brain Beacon Canadian coaching website, reviewed July 2026: Separate Calgary-based neurodiversity coaching organization with the same name; used only to clarify that it should not be assumed to be the USPS account.
