Reviewing and requests
How the review queue works, and what a request page shows.
The review queue
Each suggestion shows the source text with the supporting sentence highlighted, a confidence, and whether it looks like a new request or more evidence for one you already have. When it looks like an existing request, a box says so with the reason; one button adds it there. Nothing merges by itself.
- Accept creates a request (or adds evidence to the one you chose).
- Edit the title before accepting; the correction is remembered.
- Dismiss removes it from the queue. Dismissed suggestions are kept 90 days so you can undo.
- Bulk accept above a confidence you choose.
A request
- Its status, tags and area, and its impact: quotes, people, accounts and total value.
- Every piece of evidence: the quote, who said it, their account, the source and where in it. Open the source to see the quote in context.
- A decision brief you can generate: a summary where every claim links to its quote.
- The linked issue in your tracker, if you opened one.
- Who has been told when it shipped.
Finding things
- The Requests table filters by status and tag, searches titles, sorts by value or newest, and saves views you can share.
- The Quotes page searches by meaning as well as words.
- Ask answers a question from stored quotes only, with citations, or says there is no evidence.