Meeting action items
Turn notes into commitments, follow up with owners and keep a view of what is still open.
“Here are the notes. Track the actions until they're finished.”
We’re testing DoTillDone around the everyday follow-ups that consume time and attention. These are illustrative use cases, not promises of current public availability.
Examples of the tasks DTD is being designed to handle.
Turn notes into commitments, follow up with owners and keep a view of what is still open.
“Here are the notes. Track the actions until they're finished.”
Keep track of a promised document, approval, revision or quotation.
“Get the revised quotation from the vendor by Thursday.”
Request updates from multiple people and identify missing responses.
“Collect everyone's forecasts by Friday.”
Handle routine back-and-forth to find a mutually suitable time or decision.
“Find a time all five of us can make next week.”
Follow up only when the desired response or action is still outstanding.
“Ask Jane again on Monday if she hasn't replied.”
Request scheduled inputs and follow up with those who haven't submitted them.
“Collect the team's numbers each Friday.”
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