What did I promise after that call? — openmcp.app

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After that callOffice workers What did I promise after that call?Office workers

Route the work after the call

Meeting Actions remains the source for the promises. Client Pipeline now carries the client-specific next steps, and Calendar created the three requested events.

Meeting Actions · sourceMCP App

Opening live appMeeting Actions

Six promises keep their owner, date, client, and waiting state.

Client Pipeline · client contextMCP App

Opening live appClient Pipeline

The three owned follow-ups are visible beside the accounts they belong to.

Google Calendar · requested actionConnected MCP tool

Three events created

Only the three follow-ups you named were sent to Calendar.

Created after your request

↳ Meeting Actions → Client Pipeline → Calendar · every promise keeps its owner

Start from the promises

Your Northstar forecast is first, followed by the two original follow-ups. Two client-owned items are still waiting; the resolved figures are not cluttering that list anymore.

Existing app reopenedNot regenerated for this answer

Opening live appMeeting Actions

CallsPromises got owners
Six actions retained their client, date, and source note.
ReplyWaiting became work
Northstar’s response moved one item to your Monday list.
MondayThe board answers the day
Owned work and genuine waiting items open separately.

Same app · same dataNothing was re-created for this conversation.

Here are the notes from three client calls. What did I promise, what am I waiting for, and can you put my three follow-ups on the calendar?

You own three follow-ups and three more are waiting on clients. I created three calendar events and kept each date on the action it belongs to.

Meeting Actions

A follow-up board that separates what you own from what is waiting on someone else.

6 actions · 3 yours · 3 calendar events

Open Meeting Actions

Actions linked to the right clients · 3 calendar events created

The meeting ended. The promises did not disappear with it.

Northstar replied. They sent the figures, so that item is no longer waiting on them. Move my forecast update to Monday morning.

Northstar’s figures are marked received, and the linked item is now yours: update the forecast Monday morning. The other clients were untouched.

Northstar · waiting resolved · owner and Monday date updated

Put the client-facing follow-up on the client pipeline too, then create the three calendar events you listed.

Meeting Actions remains the source for the promises. Client Pipeline now carries the client-specific next steps, and Calendar created the three requested events.

Meeting Actions · source

Meeting Actions

A follow-up board that separates what you own from what is waiting on someone else.

6 actions · 3 yours · 3 calendar events

Open Meeting Actions

Six promises keep their owner, date, client, and waiting state.

Client Pipeline · client context

Client Pipeline

Client rows with next actions, overdue work, and follow-up context.

3 follow-ups linked · Owners retained · Client context

Open Client Pipeline

The three owned follow-ups are visible beside the accounts they belong to.

Google Calendar · requested action

Three events created

Only the three follow-ups you named were sent to Calendar.

Created after your request

Meeting Actions → Client Pipeline → Calendar · every promise keeps its owner

Monday, 8:30 AM · same action board

What do I actually owe people today, and what am I still waiting on?

Your Northstar forecast is first, followed by the two original follow-ups. Two client-owned items are still waiting; the resolved figures are not cluttering that list anymore.

Meeting Actions

A follow-up board that separates what you own from what is waiting on someone else.

6 actions · 3 yours · 3 calendar events

Open Meeting Actions

Promises got owners: Six actions retained their client, date, and source note.
Waiting became work: Northstar’s response moved one item to your Monday list.
The board answers the day: Owned work and genuine waiting items open separately.