Frame keeps shared work and its surrounding context available to the people collaborating on it. Strawberry can turn that visible material into review notes, a decision log, an asset handoff, or a clear list of what remains unresolved.
Use it to compare versions, prepare feedback, identify missing approvals, and preserve the process your team uses when work moves between contributors.
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Make feedback specific enough to act on.
General feedback creates another round of interpretation for the person doing the work.
Strawberry can read the Frame material and related tabs you provide, then prepare comments that identify the issue, the relevant asset, and the decision still needed.
02
Turn a version review into a decision record.
Teams can lose time revisiting a change because the reason for the prior choice was never captured. Ask Strawberry to assemble a decision record from the visible project discussion and version context, including what was approved and what still needs confirmation.
03
Prepare a handoff that retains the important context.
A handoff should explain more than where the files live.
Strawberry can produce an owner-ready summary of the current version, relevant feedback, dependencies, and the next review point from the Frame workspace in the browser.
04
Reuse a review method that the whole team understands.
When the team agrees on what a good Frame review includes, save that process as a skill.
A routine can prepare a periodic open-decision report while any comment, publish, or permission change waits for a person.
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