Compare revised article or page copy against its signed-off version
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Your file change notice points to an account whose watched folder needs checking.
Your file's ID and revision identify the edited copy that needs another look.
Your earlier approval identifies the accepted revision, reviewer, decision, and original review card.
Your approved copy shows the exact text the reviewer signed off.
Your current copy shows the text after the latest saved edit.
Your reviewer list names the people who must assess this type of content.
Your checklist names the checks this content needs before publication.
Your chosen board list, content lead, and label direct the renewed review.
Your file storage service reports changed files and keeps the exact copy approved before editing.
Your editorial review board holds earlier approvals and lets the Agent link a new review.
Your matching card gets a missing-history note when one exists; the copy stays unapproved.
Your existing review card reflects the current file revision without a duplicate card.
Your content lead gets a review linked to the earlier decision, with unresolved checks flagged.
Your earlier card links to the new review and shows its approval no longer covers current copy.
Your content lead gets a review linked to the earlier decision, with unresolved checks flagged.
Your earlier card links to the new review and shows its approval no longer covers current copy.
Your content lead gets a review linked to the earlier decision, with unresolved checks flagged.
Your earlier card links to the new review and shows its approval no longer covers current copy.
This Agent follows edits to articles and pages after sign-off. It compares the revised copy with the accepted version and checks your review rules. It opens a linked review card for your content lead.
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Google Drive reports changed files and keeps the exact copy approved before editing.
Google Drive holds earlier approvals and lets the Agent link a new review.
Airtable holds earlier approvals and lets the Agent link a new review.
monday.com reports changed files and keeps the exact copy approved before editing.
Asana holds earlier approvals and lets the Agent link a new review.
ClickUp holds earlier approvals and lets the Agent link a new review.
Google Contacts reports changed files and keeps the exact copy approved before editing.
Google Contacts holds earlier approvals and lets the Agent link a new review.
Pipefy holds earlier approvals and lets the Agent link a new review.
Kintone holds earlier approvals and lets the Agent link a new review.
Open Content Approval Review is made for businesses in these industries.
Open a new review for campaign pages changed after sign-off.
Show all Agents for the Advertising and Marketing industryRoute changed web articles back to the content lead before publishing.
Show all Agents for the Digital Media industryOpen a new review for stories edited after editorial sign-off.
Show all Agents for the News Media industryReopen editorial review when approved articles change before release.
Show all Agents for the Publishing industryOpen Content Approval Review is made for people in these roles.
Open a fresh approval for changed articles and pages before release.
Show all Agents for the Content Manager roleShow content leads what changed before a revised page goes live.
Show all Agents for the Editorial Producer roleOpen a new review when approved copy changes before publication.
Show all Agents for the Editorial Coordinator roleRoute post-approval edits into a linked editorial review.
Show all Agents for the Content Operations Coordinator roleOpen Content Approval Review is made for people in these departments.
Send revised campaign pages for fresh approval before publishing.
Show all Agents for the Marketing departmentCompare revised articles with signed-off copy and reopen review.
Show all Agents for the Editorial departmentReopen review for approved public-facing pages after edits.
Show all Agents for the Communications departmentLink renewed reviews to earlier approvals when copy changes.
Show all Agents for the Content Operations department5 steps, in order, on every run.
Connect the tools you already use, such as Google Drive, Airtable or monday.com.
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Frequently asked questions about the Open Content Approval Review:
Choose a folder of article and page files whose text the Agent can compare. Keep each sign-off card linked to its file ID and accepted revision.
If a revision cannot be read, your content lead gets a card requesting a manual comparison. If no prior sign-off matches the file, the copy stays unapproved.
Yes. Provide your reviewer list and publishing checklist for each content type. If either is incomplete, the new card flags the missing rule before publication.
The Agent checks the file ID and current revision before creating a card. If a review already exists, the Agent updates that card.
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.