It’s been a couple of months since we released Site Comments, and the feedback has been incredible. In addition to hearing about huge reductions in the time it takes to review websites, we’ve also received super helpful feedback about the kinds of features that would make Site Comments even more useful, and how you guys are using it for:

• Communication between team members
  
• Getting feedback from clients as they review the site
  
• Making notes to myself while building the site
  
• QA process

The open beta is now over so we want to take this opportunity to share with you how we’ve improved Site Comments since it was released (see info about the beta ending here ).

Here are some of the features that have already been added, and a sneak peak of what we’ll be adding in the very near future:

Save money by inviting your clients to review their sites with Site Comments before you publish the site. You aren’t charged for the site until it is published, so you aren’t paying for the site while it’s being reviewed.
Read more here.

Save time & eliminate confusion with this feature, which enables clients and team members to upload images directly via a comment. If the comment is on a widget with an image (for example, an Image Slider or Gallery widget) the image can be replaced in a click by the team.
Read more here.

Stay on top of your site review process with webhooks notifications every time a comment is made or resolved. Webhooks is available for Agency plan and higher. See webhooks documentation.

Simplify Site Comments for your clients - A white label video has been added to your customers' Site Comments bar to clarify the process and show how to add comments on the site.

You can also share this video via the following link: https://youtu.be/rwcn3oYtBI4

Track what’s been resolved (and what hasn’t) with the resolve date indication. It appears whenever a comment is resolved and shows who resolved the comment, and when.

Prefer a clean screen while building and editing your websites? The minimize feature enables you to remove the Site Comments right bar while you’re working on sites and bring it back when you want to use it.

Remember: Clients won’t see the Site Comments bar at all until you add them via Client Permissions so they don't have this option.

Control who sees comments with internal / public tags. Set the internal tag for private comments you only want team members to see and the public tag for comments you want clients to see.

Site Comments has only been live for a few months, but it’s already changing how people build, edit and review their sites. We’ve got more plans for the future, so stay tuned...