With the commenting feature, adding, resolving, and replying to comments speeds up content sign-off and leads to a smoother publishing process.
Where to find commenting functionality
When you share a Turtl Doc with a colleague who has the Reviewer role and is added to the correct Workspace, they can open the comment section using the comment button in the top right of the Doc. This icon appears next to the Edit button when you're viewing a Turtl Doc.
From there, they can leave comments on the Title or Content pages for the author to reply to or resolve.
Note: Comments referring to different Content pages of a Title page are all grouped under the same Title page, they can't be filtered according to which Content page they apply to.
How to comment on a Turtl Doc?
Open any Turtl Doc and you’ll see the comment icon in the top right corner. Click it, and you can start leaving comments on Title or Content pages. Your comment will be left directly on the page that you have opened in your viewing window.
Which roles can leave comments?
All roles can leave comments. However, you can assign the role of Reviewer to users who will review the Turtl Doc. Adding users in the Reviewer role is free of charge.
How do I know if there are comments on my Turtl Doc?
The author and any user who has left a comment on a Turtl Doc will get an email notification about newly written comments. You can also see the unresolved comments icon next to a Turtl Doc in the Doc list.
How to leave comments?
Once you’ve opened the commenting feature, set your filters at the top of the window to "Current page" and "Unresolved". Then go through the Turtl Doc and add comments on any Title or Content pages.
How to resolve comments?
Set your filters at the top of the commenting window to "All Pages" and "Unresolved". You’ll see the list of all the comments left on all pages. Next, simply click through the list comment by comment and you’ll be automatically taken to the page where the comment was left.
Then, click "Reply" to type a message in response or click "Resolve" to remove the comment.
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