Blissbook's policy library is infinitely customizable via filtering, grouping, and use of custom properties. You can create several different views of the same data to make it easy to jump into a particular work mode, whether that's reviewing content, responding to comments, checking the status of a policy under review, and more.
Default Views
Blissbook has created some common views for you by default. You can see them on the right side of the policy library:
If you don't see them, it's because the Views panel is minimized. Click the Views button to open it up:
Create a Saved View
Any time the currently selected view is modified (via a filter, change to the column width, showing/hiding a property, grouping, etc.), you'll see an orange "View Changed" tag. Click it to see your options:
Copy link to view: This will copy the URL for the view to your clipboard, so you can easily share it with others.
Save as new view: This opens a model where you can Name the view and give it a Description, so you can use it later. Currently, saved views are visible by anyone on your team who has access to the policy library. Coming soon: private views that only you can see.
Reset view: This will undo any modifications you've done to the currently selected view and will revert it back to its last saved state.
If you're currently on a custom view, you'll see an additional option:
Update view with changes: This will save the current modifications to the currently selected saved view. If you're in a custom view that you saved, and you've hidden or changed the width of a column and you want that change to be permanent, use this option.
Table vs Cards Layout
If you're doing edits to or a review of multiple policies in batch, it may be faster and easier to load a bunch of them at once and view them all in one long single-scroll column.
If that's your situation, switch to the Cards layout:
