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<\/p>\nWhen multiple team members work on a single document, be it a blog post or an idea list, things can get out of control quickly. From miscommunication to poorly-managed inputs and edits, documents can soon become a cluttered web of edits.<\/p>\n
One editing strategy, in particular, is often at the root of this confusion: Track Changes. While this word processor tool can track changes in a single document, you may need something more when your team collaborates on a brainstorming session that includes images, notes, and checklists.<\/p>\n
In this article, we’ll explain how you can track changes on monday.com, how the feature helps teams, and why we prefer it to boost team collaboration.<\/p>\n
Track Changes is a feature in word processors in which users can edit a document. Each suggestion or change is marked in a different color to highlight the difference between the original document and the edited version:<\/p>\n
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Other than suggesting and editing documents, tracking changes is important for any team producing any kind of content. Below, we break down a few reasons why this feature is crucial:<\/p>\n
Track Changes is essential because it enables you to:<\/p>\n
Typically, when using software like Microsoft Word, you have to share the document manually. Then your team members can suggest changes and send the file back to you for approval or more edits. Team members may also have to communicate about the document on other apps such as Slack or Gmail.<\/p>\n
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