# Pin it, tag it, hand it over.

> Pin issues straight onto a scanned page, comment, @mention a teammate and filter by priority, so nothing gets lost between review and fix.

https://www.usefrank.io/features/team-markers

Automated checks catch the mechanical issues. Markers handle the rest: pin anything onto a scanned page, @mention whoever needs to fix it, and keep the whole conversation where the issue is.

## Not every issue is a failed check.

Plenty of what you find in a review needs a person to judge it, and someone else to fix it.

- **Judgement calls**: Copy that's technically fine but wrong for the brand, a crop that feels off, an English placeholder like “TBC”.
- **Lost in Slack**: Screenshots with circles on them, pasted into a thread, buried by lunchtime.
- **Unclear ownership**: Everyone saw the issue. Nobody knew it was theirs to fix.

## From spotted to sorted, on the page itself.

### Drop a marker exactly where the issue is

Open any page in a scan and add a marker on the spot. Give it a priority and an issue type so it's clear how urgent it is and what kind of fix it needs.

### @mention whoever needs to pick it up

Tag a teammate in a comment and they're notified in the app or by email, depending on their settings. Reply, edit or delete as the fix goes in.

- Comment on any marker
- Edit or delete as things change
- Notifications in the app or by email

### See what matters first

Filter markers by high or low priority, or by type of issue, so a developer can see their design fixes and a copywriter can see theirs.

## Frequently asked questions about team markers

### Who can add markers?

Any team member assigned to the project can add markers to a scanned page.

### Can I comment on, edit or delete a marker?

Yes. You can comment on any marker, and edit or delete markers as the work moves on.

### Do teammates get notified?

Yes, when you @mention them in a comment. They're notified in the app and/or by email, depending on their notification settings.

### Do markers carry over between scans?

No. Each scan starts with a clean slate, so markers always relate to the version of the site that was scanned.

### Can clients see markers?

Only if you choose. Markers are internal to your team by default, so you can be candid about what needs fixing. When you share a report with a client, you decide whether your markers are included.

### Can I filter markers?

Yes. Filter by high or low priority, or by type of issue.