Compare and merge drafts

Modified on Tue, 14 Jul at 7:19 PM

If you're working in a draft and would like to make that draft your main document, you can merge the draft into the document. You can also compare a draft and the main document without merging them. 


Note: It is not currently possible to compare two drafts, or to merge a draft into another draft.


Compare a draft and the main document

If you'd like to see the changes between a draft and the main document:

  1. Navigate to the draft you want to merge

  2. Select Compare changes from the three dots menu of the draft card

  3. This opens the compare screen, where you'll see:

    • Left side: your active draft

    • Right side: the main document


Color highlights will show what has changed and will be impacted if merged:

  • Text highlighted in green is new in the draft will be added to the main document.

  • Text highlighted in red has been deleted or altered in the draft and will be removed from the main document.

  • Text that is not highlighted will be unchanged.



Review both screens to see how your draft differs from the original document.


If you want to overwrite the main document with the contents of your selected draft, click Merge in the top right and follow the on-screen instructions.


Note: Once a draft is merged, it becomes read-only. You can still view or duplicate it, but it can no longer be edited.

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