Check whether assigned reviewers can open the current image or PDF
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Your approval task names the reviewer and maker and shows whether the proof is ready for review.
Your task gives the reviewer a deadline for opening the proof.
Your task points to the image or PDF that the reviewer needs to open.
Your task identifies the proof version assigned for review.
Your shared file shows which image or PDF revision is current.
Your shared file shows whether the named reviewer has access to the current proof.
Your approval task tool shows who reviews the proof and when it is due, then holds the access check.
Your task points out that its assigned proof version differs from the current file.
Your coordinator sees which review detail needs to be added before the handoff can continue.
Your task shows whether the reviewer can open the current image or PDF before the due date.
Your task asks for a link the reviewer can open when access to the current proof fails.
Your task shows whether the reviewer can open the current image or PDF before the due date.
This Agent waits for an approval task to assign a reviewer to a shared proof. It checks the current file and reviewer access before the due date. It posts the result on the task and requests a corrected link when needed.
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Google Drive shows the current proof version and whether the named reviewer can open it.
Notion shows who reviews the proof and when it is due, then holds the access check.
Notion shows the current proof version and whether the named reviewer can open it.
Airtable shows who reviews the proof and when it is due, then holds the access check.
Airtable shows the current proof version and whether the named reviewer can open it.
Trello shows who reviews the proof and when it is due, then holds the access check.
monday.com shows who reviews the proof and when it is due, then holds the access check.
Asana shows who reviews the proof and when it is due, then holds the access check.
ClickUp shows who reviews the proof and when it is due, then holds the access check.
Dropbox shows the current proof version and whether the named reviewer can open it.
Jira Software Cloud shows who reviews the proof and when it is due, then holds the access check.
OneDrive shows the current proof version and whether the named reviewer can open it.
Microsoft SharePoint shows the current proof version and whether the named reviewer can open it.
Microsoft Office 365 shows the current proof version and whether the named reviewer can open it.
Smartsheet shows who reviews the proof and when it is due, then holds the access check.
Podio shows who reviews the proof and when it is due, then holds the access check.
Podio shows the current proof version and whether the named reviewer can open it.
Box shows the current proof version and whether the named reviewer can open it.
Pipefy shows who reviews the proof and when it is due, then holds the access check.
Teamwork shows who reviews the proof and when it is due, then holds the access check.
Kintone shows who reviews the proof and when it is due, then holds the access check.
Kintone shows the current proof version and whether the named reviewer can open it.
Check Proof Access is made for businesses in these industries.
Check access to campaign proofs before reviewers miss their deadlines.
Show all Agents for the Advertising and Marketing industryCheck that reviewers can open the current artwork proof.
Show all Agents for the Graphic Design industryCheck reviewer access to packaging artwork before proof deadlines.
Show all Agents for the Consumer Packaged Goods industryFlag access issues on print proofs before review deadlines.
Show all Agents for the Printing industryCheck access to publication proofs before reviewers are due to respond.
Show all Agents for the Publishing industryCheck Proof Access is made for people in these roles.
Check proof access and request corrected links when reviewers need them.
Show all Agents for the Creative Operations Coordinator rolePost access checks on campaign proof tasks before reviews are due.
Show all Agents for the Campaign Coordinator roleCheck that reviewers can open print proofs before approval is due.
Show all Agents for the Print Production Coordinator roleCheck reviewer access to the current proof on the project task.
Show all Agents for the Project Coordinator roleSpot proof access problems before they hold up creative reviews.
Show all Agents for the Creative Operations Manager roleCheck access to publication proofs before assigned reviews are due.
Show all Agents for the Editorial Coordinator roleFlag client proof access issues on the review task before deadlines.
Show all Agents for the Client Delivery Manager roleSpot proof access issues before they delay project approvals.
Show all Agents for the Project Manager role3 steps, in order, on every run.
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Frequently asked questions about the Check Proof Access:
Choose the review project and status, then map the maker and reviewer fields. Show where you keep the current proof link and due date.
You get a discrepancy note on the task, and the assignment stays unchanged. Your coordinator can resolve the version before review continues.
Your coordinator gets a question on the existing task about missing details. They can name the reviewer or maker and set the due date.
No. Your reviewer or maker makes the creative decision. The Agent checks access and posts the result on the task.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.