Keep project context connected in Dropbox Dash

Now I have my answer on what went down in the campaign brief last week, and I feel prepared for that client meeting. The whole process in real time only took a few minutes, most of which was me reading and catching up, not searching separate apps, trying to find my document and pulling my hair out.

It's also worth noting that if I, as Megan, had been thinking clearly or even just clicked on the actual appointment on the Dash homepage, I would have seen that there is a stack of relevant content to project winter in the meeting invite.

Users can leverage stacks to collect and organize various types of content like documents, links, and media into one place, similar to folders or playlists. They're perfect for when you need to keep everyone on the same page.

And actually, in opening that stack, I see a new article one of the team members added about how innovation is fueling a thriving audiobook industry. This is something that I should catch up on before the meeting. So I'll open the article and use the Dash browser extension to catch up on the insights. While Dash thinks, I now know as Megan that I can enter that client meeting later, up to date on documentation relevant to the campaign as well as industry trends so I can make the right recommendations to my client.