Every version has a stage. You see it on the file and in the file grid.
| Stage | What it means |
|---|---|
| In review | Someone has been asked to approve it |
| Changes requested | A reviewer asked for changes |
| Approved | A reviewer approved it. It can now be published. |
Flekh moves it for you
You don't need to change stages by hand.
- You send an approval link: In review
- A reviewer clicks Request changes: Changes requested
- A reviewer clicks Approve: Approved
Need to set it yourself? Click the stage and pick another one. Your choice wins.
A new version starts fresh
When you upload v3, it starts its own review. v2 keeps its stage and comments. If you open an old version, Flekh tells you, for example: "You're viewing v2 (changes requested). v3 is the latest and approved."
Why it matters
Only an Approved version can be scheduled or published. So the wrong cut can't go out by mistake. And because the post uses that exact version, its results come back to it. See Why a post is blocked.