ClickFlow walkthrough
Your client comments like it's a Google Doc — zero accounts, zero exports.
Guest Review Links let anyone review a ClickFlow draft without an account. You send one tokenized link; your client highlights text and leaves Google-Docs-style comments on a frozen snapshot of the draft. Every comment lands inside your editor as a highlight, where you resolve it — and you can revoke the link at any time.
Guests never make an account or take a seat. They open the link and the draft is right there — view and comment only.
The link pins the draft exactly as you shared it, so feedback never lands on a version that no longer exists — even if your pipeline keeps optimizing.
Guest comments appear as highlights inside your live editor with resolve/reopen — no email threads, no screenshots into Slack.
Step 1 · Share
From the editor's Feedback tab, create a review link and send it. That's the client's whole setup: no invite, no password, no seat. One active link per draft, server-enforced.
The page they open is a clean, read-only view of the draft — marked “View & comment only.”
Step 2 · Comment
Your client selects any passage and a Comment button appears. They type a name once, write their note, and post. General comments work too.
The quoted text is verified server-side against the snapshot, so comments can't be anchored to words that were never there.
Step 3 · Anchored
Each comment appears in the margin, anchored to its highlighted passage — visible live to other guests on the same link. Reviewers see each other's feedback in real time.
Step 4 · Resolve
Back in ClickFlow, the Feedback tab shows a badge with unseen comments, and guest highlights are painted onto your live editor. Click a highlight to jump to its comment, resolve it, and keep shipping. Revoke the link anytime — guests lose access immediately.
No. Guests open the link and comment directly — they type a name with their first comment and that's it. No signup, no seat, no access to anything else in your workspace.
