Sign off on the flow, not on screenshots.
Design, engineering and the client review the same version of the app, and every decision stays attached to its screen.
- −40%
- QA meetings at Northgate
- 2×
- faster flow sign-off at Summit
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- version shared by the whole team
Trusted by teams.
A flow to sign off, step by step.
With Flow, each reviewer sees what they need to see, in order.
Everyone in one place.
One link replaces the screenshots, the threads and the QA meetings.
The same version for all
One link, the same version for design, engineering and the client.
Slack in the loop
Each thread goes to a channel; replies written in Slack come back into the review.
A record of decisions
Named versions and comments kept on the file’s page.
What PMs say.
“We stopped holding QA meetings. Everyone goes through the app when they can, and we meet on the open threads.”
“The client’s feedback lands on the right screen. I no longer have to translate their emails for the team.”
“When a question comes back, I find the version and the thread where we settled it.”
Your questions as a PM.
Do I need to code to review?
No. Just open the link: you click through the app and comment right on the elements.
How do I know what to look at?
The team prepares a path with Flow: the screens to sign off, in order, step by step.
Can feedback go to Slack?
Yes. Each thread can be sent to a channel, and replies written in Slack come back into the review.
What happens to the history?
Each publish creates a named version on the same link. Comments and resolved threads stay on the file’s page.
Try it on your own project.
Install the app, open a project, send the link. Your reviewers don’t need a thing.