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# Notes & Comments

## Making Notes: Annotation & Markup

Notes/Annotations are added by selecting an annotation/drawing tool. Various tools are provided to  highlight area depending on the nature of the feedback.

![Annotation/Drawing Tools](/files/-Lbm3YZx04BNy6LImL09)

In the example below we use the Pen tool to markup an area of interest.

![Markup drawn using the Pen tool](/files/-Lbm6hr8l7dRPJPUJgsM)

When the annotation ia added, a Note must be entered, this is linked to the annotation drawing.

![New Note Popup after markup up image](/files/-Lbm8TS8Cwm4jmnIQ7J7)

All notes added to the approval are visible on the right hand side of the page.

![Notes Area](/files/-LbnYFU1f6TZvQxmWoTB)

Clicking on the annotation or note will display the note and it's related comments, this keeps all comments as a conversation in a single thread. Additional comments are added as required.

![Notes & Comments](/files/-LbnbsyTZ0h3_OKVdEUx)


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