Every tool your work runs on. Connected.

this+that reads your messages across Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Teams, Google Chat, and Telegram. It acts on the rest of your stack: GitHub, Notion, HubSpot, and any other tool with an MCP server, so the work that starts in a message can finish wherever it needs to. Instagram and Facebook Messenger are awaiting platform approval.

Tools your workflows can act on

Workflows can reach into these tools directly — no extra configuration. Use them as action steps alongside your email and messaging triggers.

GitHub
Repos, PRs, and issues
  • Create issues from bug report emails
  • PR review digest for engineering leads
Notion
Pages and databases
  • Create pages from meeting follow-ups
  • Update project trackers from milestone emails
HubSpot
CRM, deals, and contacts
  • Update deal stage from a customer reply
  • Create contacts from inbound lead emails
Atlassian Rovo
Jira, Confluence, and more
  • Create Jira tickets from support emails
  • Log meeting notes to Confluence
Figma
Design files and comments
  • Notify designers when feedback arrives
  • Track design review requests from email
Dropbox
Files and folders
  • Save email attachments to the right folder
  • Share links when documents are requested
Box
Enterprise file management
  • Route contracts to Box on receipt
  • Notify teams when files are shared via email
Monday
Boards, items, and updates
  • Create items from client request emails
  • Update status when milestones are mentioned in Slack
Asana
Projects, tasks, and portfolios
  • Create tasks from email action items
  • Update project status from standup messages
ClickUp
Tasks, docs, and goals
  • Create tasks from support tickets in email
  • Sync DoBox tasks to ClickUp spaces
Tavily
AI-grade web search and extraction
  • Research a prospect before you reply
  • Pull live web data into a workflow
Windsor
Marketing data from 325+ sources
  • Surface ad spend trends in a Slack briefing
  • Pause campaigns when an exec emails to flag overspend

Not seeing your tool? Connect anything.

The Model Context Protocol is an open standard. If your tool has an MCP server — whether it's a commercial product, an internal API, or a community-built connector — you can add it to this+that. The built-in integrations above are the starting point, not the ceiling.

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