Meetings end. The follow-up work shouldn't fall through the cracks.
Most of a meeting's value lands afterward, in the tasks that get created and the recap that goes out. That is the part that quietly gets skipped. this+that handles it so nothing gets dropped.
Follow-up work is where meetings go to die
The action items get written down during the call and then buried. Two days later the notes are three tabs deep and nobody remembers who agreed to what.
A recap to attendees would fix most of that, but it takes 20 minutes you do not have once the next meeting starts, so it is the first thing to go. And a commitment someone makes out loud is not a tracked one. Until it is a DoBox task with a deadline and an owner, it has neither, and it slips.
Recurring meetings have their own version of this: no agenda, everyone wings it, repeat.
Connect your calendar and this+that handles what comes after the meeting
It pulls the action items out for you
Once a meeting ends, this+that reads the notes or transcript, finds every action item, and turns each one into a DoBox task owned by the right person.
Attendees get the recap fast
A structured summary reaches everyone who was in the room within minutes of the meeting ending: decisions, action items, and next steps in one message.
Agenda reminders
Meeting 24 hours out with no agenda shared? The organizer gets a nudge.
Your project tool stays current
After a recurring meeting, decisions get pushed to Notion, Linear, or whatever you use to track work, so the status page is accurate without anyone updating it by hand.
Follow-up workflows that run automatically
These are the kinds of workflows you can describe in plain English and have running in minutes.
Calendar tools track events. this+that turns them into work
Most calendar tools tell you what is happening and stop there. this+that sits between your calendar and your task system. It reads the meeting context, picks out the commitments people made, files them as tasks, and sends the follow-up that gets them done. We are not trying to run the meeting for you. We are trying to clear everything that piles up once it is over.
Your next meeting ends in an hour. The follow-up shouldn't take longer.
Connect your inbox and calendar and see what this+that would automate based on your actual meeting patterns.