Can we make the first line more direct before this goes out?
Review and approve project work in one place.
Share the right version, collect clear feedback, and keep every decision attached to the project. Use the same process for teammates, clients, or internal stakeholders.
Included in this review3 items
Updated in version 3 and kept the caption within the approved length.
Looks clear now. Sending the complete review packet to stakeholders.
Review historyDecision
Review without the handoff
Feedback stays connected to the project.
Review the exact version.
Beck saves the selected content with the review round, so the decision cannot drift to a later edit.
Keep discussion in context.
Comments, reviewer notes, mentions, and decisions stay beside the work instead of splitting across email and chat.
Move forward with a record.
Approve the version or request changes, then keep the result, timestamp, and project-status change together.
Choose the route
Choose who reviews the work.
Internal review
Collect the required decisions from your team.
Stakeholder review
Share a focused review by private link or portal.
Internal → stakeholder
Approve internally before sending the same work onward.
The review packet
Send only what is ready.
Files, images, video, and PDFsShare the selected file version.
Social posts and captionsReview the preview and copy together.
Project text and descriptionsInclude the exact written content.
Mixed review packetsGroup related items into one decision.
- Version 3 submitted for review
- Internal review approved
- Stakeholder opened the review
- Stakeholder approved Version 3
Questions
Project reviews and approvals, explained simply.
Do stakeholders need access to the full Beck workspace?
No. A private guest-review link shows only the content selected for that review. Signed-in portal members can also see reviews assigned to them without seeing the internal workspace.
Can internal approval happen before a client or stakeholder review?
Yes. Choose an internal-then-stakeholder route. Beck holds the stakeholder stage until the required internal reviewers approve and an owner is ready to send it.
What happens when someone requests changes?
The current round records the decision and returns the project to revision. When the work is ready again, resubmitting creates a new review version with its own history.

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