Gather review files, compare deal terms, return incomplete forms. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
File each formatted draft in the review folder and reply to its writer.
Your writer's Markdown draft becomes a formatted Google Doc in your review folder, with comment access and a link in the original email thread.
Keep later review comments on the linked writer's task.
Your writer sees new draft corrections on the revision task they already use, with a link back to the review comment.
List missing review details beside each new editorial proof.
See whether a newly filed proof has what a reviewer needs, with missing details listed on its library entry.
Flag publication proofs missing a file or review question.
See which proof reviews are ready for your creative team, with missing files or decision details called out before deadlines.
Keep rejected draft feedback on the linked writer assignment.
Your writer sees requested changes on the assignment they already use, with the draft version and review close at hand.
Attach revised drafts with PDF links to editorial requests.
Your draft gets the web addresses behind a PDF's clickable text, with labels and page numbers ready for review.
Mark repeated manuscript files before editors review them.
Spot repeated files before you review a team's batch. Your folder shows flagged copies, and a results file shows where their matches live.
Attach review copies to ready editorial tasks and alert their editors.
Your finished Markdown draft becomes a readable review page under its project task, and you get the link in a task comment.
Attach missing marked page proofs to the matching revision cards.
Your makers find the marked PDF on their revision cards, with the reviewed version noted when a handoff missed the file.