Requesting Revisions - with Pixlmob Hosting enabled
Matty Fisher
17 steps
2 minutes
Pixlmob
The following process only works as shown if you've enabled hosting your delivered files on Pixlmob (where the vendor delivers the finished files by uploading to Pixlmob where you can then sync or download your files).
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Navigate to your project and click on the service within your project.[ ](https://dev.pixlmob.com/dashboard/projects/T2xuCbPhwsz1QAkzPOzg/0m0d69NR80Y4aHMaRS1W/9a82cc07-e311-4bf2-9855-30c1daf27c1e)
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Review your images within the gallery.
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You can also review images individually.
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Click "Add a Revision Ticket" to begin the revision request process.
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Choose from the options in the dropdown menu.
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Click the "Write your request here..." field and provide the details of your request.
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Add any applicable attachments by clicking the paperclip.
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Click "Save"
Notice the new ticket has now been assigned a ticket number and the ticket's status is "Unsent" which will be the case until you finish adding tickets and click the orange button to Submit Revision tickets.
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Click an individual image to add a ticket that is specific to 1 image.
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Click "Add Revision Ticket"
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Click the "Write your request here..." field and add relevant details.
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Click "Save"
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Select multiple images to add a ticket that applies to multiple images.
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Once you've selected all images for the ticket, click "Add Revision Ticket." Note: you'll see a thumbnail for each image you selected within this button.
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Click the "Write your request here..." field and add the relevant details.
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Click "Save"
If you change your mind about a ticket, you can delete it by clicking on the menu (3 dots) in the right top corner of the ticket and selecting delete.
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Once you've added all the tickets for your revisions, click "Send Revision tickets" Note: You'll see the total number of tickets you created in parenthesis.
The vendor will not see any of your requests until you click "Submit Revision Tickets." Once you've successfully requested revisions, the status of your project will change to "Requested Revisions."
Requesting Revisions - with Pixlmob Hosting enabled
Matty Fisher
17 steps
2 minutes
Pixlmob
The following process only works as shown if you've enabled hosting your delivered files on Pixlmob (where the vendor delivers the finished files by uploading to Pixlmob where you can then sync or download your files).
1
Navigate to your project and click on the service within your project.[ ](https://dev.pixlmob.com/dashboard/projects/T2xuCbPhwsz1QAkzPOzg/0m0d69NR80Y4aHMaRS1W/9a82cc07-e311-4bf2-9855-30c1daf27c1e)
2
Review your images within the gallery.
3
You can also review images individually.
4
Click "Add a Revision Ticket" to begin the revision request process.
5
Choose from the options in the dropdown menu.
6
Click the "Write your request here..." field and provide the details of your request.
7
Add any applicable attachments by clicking the paperclip.
8
Click "Save"
Notice the new ticket has now been assigned a ticket number and the ticket's status is "Unsent" which will be the case until you finish adding tickets and click the orange button to Submit Revision tickets.
9
Click an individual image to add a ticket that is specific to 1 image.
10
Click "Add Revision Ticket"
11
Click the "Write your request here..." field and add relevant details.
12
Click "Save"
13
Select multiple images to add a ticket that applies to multiple images.
14
Once you've selected all images for the ticket, click "Add Revision Ticket." Note: you'll see a thumbnail for each image you selected within this button.
15
Click the "Write your request here..." field and add the relevant details.
16
Click "Save"
If you change your mind about a ticket, you can delete it by clicking on the menu (3 dots) in the right top corner of the ticket and selecting delete.
17
Once you've added all the tickets for your revisions, click "Send Revision tickets" Note: You'll see the total number of tickets you created in parenthesis.
The vendor will not see any of your requests until you click "Submit Revision Tickets." Once you've successfully requested revisions, the status of your project will change to "Requested Revisions."
