Collaboration depth — found from sitemap — Zenkit

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• Applicable plans Report an error

  “Applicable plans Free Plus Business Enterprise”

• Multiuser collaboration Report an error

  “As with all Zenkit products, you can use Hypernotes alone, or with as many people as you like (within the limits of your plan).”

• Notebook member invitation Report an error

  “Choose "Add Member" to either add a Zenkit user you already collaborate with, or invite someone to join you.”

• Notebook transfer ownership Report an error

  “At the bottom of this window, you'll see two options, "Add Member" and "Transfer Ownership".”

• Task assignment Report an error

  “You can assign tasks to other notebook members, work on them at the same time, or use them to manage the writing workload.”

• Task fields Report an error

  “Tasks in Hypernotes are pretty simple, comprising of basic task management fields such as a task description, due date, subtasks, and attachments.”

• Commenting pages and tasks Report an error

  “You can comment on pages or on tasks. Comments allow you to send text comments, of course, but also voice messages, files, even drawings!”

• Comment file attachment Report an error

  “You can insert files from your system by clicking "Select file". This will open the file browser on your device.”

• Comment drawing Report an error

  “To add a drawing, click "Drawing". This will open the drawing canvas where you can create your own image or diagram and send it as a comment.”

• Comment item link Report an error

  “Add Item allows you to search for and select a note or another task and attach a link to it in the comment.”

• Mentions notifications Report an error

  “An @mention will notify the user mentioned directly via an in-app notification, email, toast, or mobile notification, depending on their notification settings.”

• Mentions nonmembers Report an error

  “This means that even if someone isn't a member of the task you're commenting on, or hasn't read the page you're commenting on, they'll still be made aware that you need their attention.”