Most email tools work with one inbox. You have five.

Consultant, freelancer, fractional executive — you manage multiple client relationships from multiple accounts with no one to delegate to. this+that reads all of your inboxes, handles the follow-through, and keeps each client's work organized — so you can take on more clients, deliver better work, and never miss a billable obligation.

Multi-inbox work is broken by design

Multiple inboxes, zero unified view

Client A is on Gmail, client B expects you on their domain, client C added you to Slack. You're context-switching between accounts just to find what needs doing.

Proposals and invoices fall through

You sent a proposal on Tuesday. A client emailed an invoice request on Wednesday. By Friday, you've lost track of which account either came from.

New inquiries go cold

Someone emailed about working together. By the time you followed up with availability and rates, they'd moved on.

Urgent requests get buried

A client marked something urgent at 5pm. It surfaces the next morning, buried under a night's worth of other messages across multiple accounts.

Every client's tasks in one view, across all your inboxes

All accounts, one task view

DoBox pulls action items from every connected client inbox into a single unified view. You know exactly what's open without switching accounts.

Proposals and invoicing tracked automatically

When a proposal goes out, DoBox creates the follow-up task. Invoice requests, payment follow-ups, and billing confirmations are extracted automatically.

Urgency surfaces across all clients

Time-sensitive requests from any account rise to the top — whether they came in at 5pm or 5am. Nothing stays buried across inboxes.

Source context always attached

Every task links back to the original client email, from the right account. Context for the follow-up is always one click away.

Client management that runs in the background

These are the kinds of workflows you can describe in plain English and have running across all your client accounts in minutes.

"When a client replies after 5pm, draft an acknowledgment and schedule a follow-up task for tomorrow at 9am"
"If a client hasn't responded to a proposal in 5 days, draft a polite follow-up and flag it for review"
"Every Friday, send me a digest per client of all outstanding action items across my inboxes"
"When a new SOW email arrives, save it to the client folder in Dropbox and create onboarding tasks"
"Auto-reply to new client inquiries with my availability and rate card, then flag for my review"
"When a client emails an invoice request, draft the invoice and save it to the billing folder"

Most email tools assume one inbox and one employer. You have neither.

this+that connects every account you use and gives each client relationship its own organized task view, its own workflow rules, and its own follow-up cadence. When a time-sensitive reply arrives in account three while you're working in account one, it still surfaces. The capacity you reclaim from manual follow-up and account-switching is the capacity you reinvest in client work — or use to take on a new engagement.

See what this+that can do across your inboxes.

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