The Feedback Toolbar is located at the bottom of the screen whenever you open an image, video, PDF, or audio file. It provides essential controls for detailed...
When reviewing a video or image, you often need to provide feedback that applies to the entire file, rather than a specific spot. This is known as generic...
Yes, you can easily compare two versions of a file. This is an invaluable tool for approvers to quickly check if requested changes have been implemented in a...
Yes, absolutely. ButtonShift is designed to make feedback clear and actionable, and that includes giving you the ability to attach reference files directly to...
Adding an annotation to a video is the most precise way to give feedback. This feature on ButtonShift allows you to pinpoint a specific area of the video...
Tagging is the quickest way to bring an outside individual into a conversation without adding them as a full project member. This is a powerful feature for...
Adding a voice note is a great way to save time and ensure your feedback is conveyed clearly. This feature is particularly useful for lengthy comments or when...
ButtonShift makes it easy to leave precise, time-based feedback on audio files. Our integrated feedback tool allows you to add comments at exact moments in a...
Giving feedback on a PDF is as intuitive as on an image, but with the added benefit of being able to comment on multiple pages. ButtonShift’s feedback...
