So How Does ReviewStudio Work?

With all your files in a Review, you can now add users, set them as approvers (or not), and choose to enable guest access if required.

Then simply share the Review with your team when it’s ready for their feedback and approvals, notifying them via the app or by sending them a link.

When users click the link, they land on the Review Canvas, where they’ll access tools to leave their feedback. There are text markup options for documents, a range of video-specific options, tools to interact with web content, and markup tools that apply to all formats.

As markups are made, they will appear as comments in the comment sidebar.

Need to clarify something? All comments are threaded.

Need faster input? @Mention someone to get their immediate attention.

Want to assign feedback? Turn it into a task.

There is also a broad range of filtering options, as well as the synchronized Present Mode to help get you clarity in real-time.

With feedback in, tasks assigned, and everyone aligned, your team can do the work and upload a revised version into the Review.

Versions are collated and sequential, so you are always looking at the most up-to-date version. You can still access previous or older versions, but feedback on older versions is locked by default.

With Compare Mode, put any two files in a Review side-by-side, with options to highlight differences and synchronize navigation.

Once revisions are completed, approvals are given right on the Canvas. You have options for “all or any approvers”, customized approval messages, workflow automations, and approval workflows. Approval (and rejection) decisions are stored in the Review history for record keeping.

It’s much simpler getting approved when there’s nothing to download, everything is centralized and with a highly intuitive interface.

And we’re just scratching the surface of what you can do with ReviewStudio.