Reviewing document settings before send
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Updated Apr 12, 2026
The review step is the last controlled checkpoint before a draft becomes an active workflow. Treating it seriously prevents most sender-side cleanup work later.
Before you begin
A prepared draft with recipients and document surface ready
A due date or completion expectation if one exists
Awareness of reminder and expiration choices
Review the package summary
The review step shows the document summary, recipient list, routing mode, and delivery settings in one place.
Use that single view to confirm the whole package, not just one section of it.
Check due date, reminders, and expiry
These controls affect what recipients experience and how follow-up work unfolds after send.
If the package is compliance-sensitive, confirm that timing settings match the intended policy.
Check readiness, not just completeness
A package can be technically complete but still badly named, confusingly messaged, or misaligned with the real process.
The best review pass asks whether the package will make sense to the recipient and to your teammates later.
Pro Tips
Review with the recipient in mind, not only the sender.
Use the summary to catch stale titles or metadata from earlier drafts.
If anything feels uncertain, fix it before send rather than trusting follow-up to absorb the risk.
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