Stop chasing status updates. Let them come to you.
Cross-team coordination. Sprint delivery. Stakeholder updates. You spend half your time gathering information that already exists in email threads and Slack. this+that extracts it automatically — so you can spend that time spotting risks early, unblocking your team, and actually delivering.
Delivery work lives across too many conversations
Status updates scattered everywhere
The current state of any deliverable is split across a dozen email threads, three Slack channels, and two meeting follow-up notes you haven't read yet.
Blockers buried in Slack threads
Someone posted "waiting on design approval" in a channel you're not monitoring. It sits there for two days. The sprint slips — and you find out at standup.
Change requests that miss the tracker
A stakeholder emailed a scope change on Tuesday. It wasn't flagged as urgent. By Friday it's a fire because no one created the Jira ticket.
Standup and retro action items that disappear
Standup ends. Everyone has different notes. Half the action items don't make it into any tracker. Three sprints later, the same issues resurface.
Every deliverable, blocker, and deadline — extracted from every conversation
Blockers from Slack surface automatically
DoBox monitors Slack for blocker language and pulls impediments into your task view — so nothing sits unacknowledged in a thread for days.
Deliverables pulled from emails and meeting notes
DoBox reads stakeholder threads and meeting follow-ups and extracts every task, deliverable, and deadline automatically.
Unowned items flagged before they slip
Tasks with no assignee, missed deadlines, and threads mentioning "waiting on" rise to the top of your view without manual triaging.
Cross-project visibility without status calls
See the state of every project's open work in one view — without scheduling a meeting to ask for it.
Delivery coordination that runs without a coordinator
Describe the process in plain English. this+that builds and runs the automation.
A blocker caught on day one costs one day. A blocker caught on day four costs four.
Project management tools track work you manually enter. Jira tracks issues you manually create. this+that connects them — reading the Slack message, creating the ticket, notifying the right person — triggered automatically the moment the blocker appears. Change requests become tickets the moment they arrive, not when someone remembers to log them. Earlier detection means faster removal. Faster removal means better delivery — not as an abstract goal, but as a practical outcome of not finding out at standup what happened two days ago.
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