This feature allows your read-only users to make edits to a page and submit them to the page owner for approval. Here's how it works.

Read-only users will see a "Suggest an edit" button in the header of all pages.

When they click that button, they will be able to make any changes and submit them to the page owner for review.

The page owner will be notified in Slack and email that a suggested change has been submitted.

The owner can then view the suggested changes and approve them.

You can now filter both the verification and request lists by assignee. This can help you find the items assigned to you or a specific teammate. The “Content suggestions” view has been redesigned to better accommodate the filters.

We’ve just rolled out a much requested fix to numbered (aka ordered) lists. Now, when you add content like an image or a code block in the middle of an ordered list (without a line break), the numbering will be retained. In the past this would reset the numbering.

You now have the ability to create a static block of content that will live on the top of your team home. This can be useful if you want to have more control over what users see when they first log in.

To edit the team home, just select it from the team dropdown here:

You can add formatting like lists, headers and @mentions via the keyboard shortcuts.

As part of this change we also moved user todos into the user profile that can be viewed via a new navigation link.

You now have the ability to connect your Notion account and use the pages in Tettra.

If you already have documentation stored in Notion you can reference it in Tettra by adding it to a category or subcategory.

You can also use Notion docs when answering questions for you team.

To set up the Notion integration, go to you integration settings and connect your notion account.

Exports now include the correct category/subcategory structure as well as updated support for more content types like images. Files and images embedded in Tettra pages will now be included in the export.

We’ve expanded our embedding functionality so you can now embed any iframe inside of a Tettra page. Just select the “embed” option from the block menu in the editor and paste a url.

This allows you to embed content like dashboards or written content from other sources like Google Docs.

You can now add rich text descriptions to the top of any category. This allows you to include any static content to categories that will help your teammates navigate and use the category. Full formatting will work including headers, lists, @ mentions, and page references.

When answering questions, there’s often an existing piece of content that can be reused. To make it easier, you can now attach an existing Tettra page or url when answering questions