Standard files vs interactive proofs
Edoro distinguishes between plain working files and interactive proofs that support commenting and review. This article explains the difference and when each applies.
Uploading and managing proof versions
A proof can have multiple versions as work is revised. This article covers uploading a new version and managing the version history.
Merge two asset versions together
You can merge two versions of an asset into one when revisions need to be combined. This article covers merging asset versions.
Lock a proof version from further edits
Locking a proof version prevents further changes or new versions from being uploaded over it. This article covers locking and unlocking a version.
Organize assets: star, move, and trash
Assets can be starred for quick access, moved between folders or projects, or sent to trash. This article covers these organizing actions.
Carry proof comments forward to a new version
When you upload a new proof version, existing comments can be carried forward so context isn't lost. This article covers how comment carry-forward works.
Leave an audio comment on a proof
Reviewers can record a spoken audio comment directly on a proof instead of typing. This article covers recording and attaching an audio comment.
Mention teammates in proof comments
You can mention a teammate in a proof comment to notify them directly. This article covers using @mentions in comments.
Attach files to a proof comment
You can attach supporting files to a proof comment, such as a reference image. This article covers attaching files to a comment.
Comment on a specific video timestamp
Video proofs support leaving a comment tied to an exact playback timestamp. This article covers adding a timestamped video comment.
Annotate a live webpage proof (webproof)
Webproofs let reviewers comment directly on a live, interactive webpage rather than a static capture. This article covers annotating a webproof.