Make a content decision easy to reconstruct

A later reviewer should be able to tell which asset was approved, what was checked, what changed, and who made the decision. Use the illustrative report to inspect a complete record before preparing your own.

Read the complete example record

The illustrative report is free to read and download. Actual workspace records require authorized account access.

What to bring

  • The review scope and all relevant asset versions
  • Findings, responses, and supporting references
  • The responsible reviewer’s decision and the version it covers

Work through the task

  1. 1. Preserve both versions

    Keep the original and revised asset with stable names. A final image alone does not show why the content changed.

  2. 2. Connect the reasoning

    Tie each finding to the exact claim and each revision to the finding it resolves. Record any remaining limitation or disagreement.

  3. 3. Export and inspect

    The workspace offers review-record exports. Open the export and check that scope, evidence, and sign-off remain understandable outside the app.

See a complete worked example.

Follow one fictional house-edge card from its brief through three findings, a revision, a human decision, and an evidence record.

Read and download the example report →
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