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What buyers see when you use comments

Comments let you highlight text, start threads, and resolve feedback directly inside a Deal Room. This article explains exactly how comments appear to buyers, how they’re notified, and how resolved or removed text is handled.


Overview

Comments allow you and your buyers to discuss specific parts of your content directly in the Deal Room. They work only on text-based editor sections, not PDFs or uploaded files, so ensure important content is built using the Editor.

Comments are visible only in published rooms, and buyers see them in a lightweight, unobtrusive format.


How buyers see new comments

When you add a comment:

When they click View comment, the comment panel opens on the right side, showing the full thread.


How buyers reply to a comment

Buyers can respond directly in the comment panel:

  1. They click the highlighted text or comment indicator
  2. The comment thread opens on the right
  3. The buyer types a message and clicks Send

All replies stay threaded in one place for full context.


How @-mentions appear to buyers

When you mention a recipient using @, they see:

Buyers cannot @-mention people who are not part of the room.

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How resolved comments appear

When a comment is resolved:

Resolved comments never disappear, they are preserved for transparency.


Comment history (buyer experience)

Buyers can open Comment history in the upper-right corner of the room.

Here they can:

Buyers cannot delete comments, but they can reply to any thread unless it is resolved.


What happens if you edit or remove text with comments

If text containing a comment is changed or deleted:

This prevents losing context after content updates.


Permissions buyers have

Buyers can:

Buyers cannot:


Summary

Buyers experience comments as a clear, contextual, and collaborative tool inside the Deal Room.

They can read, reply, and follow threads easily, without being overwhelmed, and all resolved or changed content remains accessible through Comment history.