Every scan finding now carries its source location, including page, section, paragraph, and timestamp for media, so reviewers can jump straight to the passage in question instead of hunting for it.

Items entering compliance review must be scanned first. This closes a gap where unscanned material could reach reviewers, keeping the queue consistently vetted.

Approvals now move through explicit lifecycle statuses, so it's obvious at a glance where each item stands. Admins can reassign reviewers in bulk rather than one item at a time.

Submitters can now add inline comments directly on scan flags to give context or push back, without needing reviewer permissions.

Thumbs up and thumbs down on relevancy is now limited to the roles meant to give that signal, so feedback that tunes results comes from the right people.

Zooming into a document no longer cuts off the edges. Panning and scrolling now reach the full width of the page.

New orientation controls for documents that were scanned sideways or upside down. Orientation is remembered per file.

Admins can now merge duplicate assets and consolidate their history into a single record, backed by improved automatic duplicate detection.

Admins can promote a version out of an asset into a standalone asset, useful when unrelated material was uploaded onto the wrong record.

Compliance scans on large attachments previously could fail. Big documents and media now scan reliably.