Webhooks are a game-changer for team productivity. They work behind the scenes, automatically sending updates to your other business systems the moment something changes in your proofing workflow. This means less waiting and more doing, keeping your team in sync and moving forward.View full post
PageProof makes gathering feedback and approvals smooth and easy, whether from a few people or many. It’s designed to keep your team’s work flowing – whether you're sharing with a select group or everyone.View full post
We understand the often-changing world of proofing and as the proof owner, PageProof gives you options for managing your proofs – including archiving them when they are no longer being worked on.View full post
There may be occasions when you’d like another team member to keep a watchful eye on your proof’s feedback and to be kept in the loop of where the proof is at.
You also might want someone to add other proofers in the workflow to review your work.
Let’s talk about PageProof’s owners and inviters.View full post
Not all work is perfect first time round. Seeking feedback from peers often brings about suggestions, changes and even questions to prompt conversations between proofers. Here’s how PageProof handles to-do lists.View full post
Everyone on a proof will get a red pen to add comments, but let’s look at the different roles for reviewers: reviewers, mandatory reviewers, gatekeepers and the final approver.View full post
Wouldn’t it be nice to control when proofers are invited onto a proof? Make sure key collaborators must cast their eyes over your work? Workflows give you this control and flexibility to reflect the way you really work.View full post
There are two kinds of reviewers that can return a proof with a single clear to-do list: a gatekeeper and the approver. Learn how these roles affect the flow of the proof in your workflow.View full post
