This guide explains the review status workflow in Coach, including how Draft, Test, and Completed statuses work, and how the Seen/Unseen indicator can help teams track whether agents have viewed their feedback.


1. Overview

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EdgeTier Coach supports three explicit review statuses — Draft, Test, and Completed — alongside a Seen/Unseen indicator that tracks whether an agent has opened their review. Together, these give QA teams a clearer, more structured workflow and help managers verify that feedback is actually being acknowledged.

These are summarised as follows:

Status Used For Created/used by Visible to agent?
Draft Saving progress on reviews that are not started, but not ready to share. Reviewer No — private to the reviewer until submitted
Test Testing new scorecards or calibrating review scores amongst Reviewers, without impacting agent metrics. Reviewer / QA Manager No — visible to reviewers and QA managers only. Included in metrics on Reviews screen only.
Completed Sharing review scores and feedback with agents. Reviewer / QA Manager Yes — can trigger email notification and counts in all metrics

Seen/Unseen labels acts alongside the “Completed” status to provide the full picture. This allows your team to assess if agents are engaging with their completed reviews.

Indicator Created/used by Visible to agent?
Seen System (auto) Yes — set automatically when the agent opens the full review
Unseen System (auto) Yes — shown as a blue dot until the agent opens the review

2. Review Statuses

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2.1 Draft Reviews

A draft allows a reviewer to save work in progress without it being visible to the agent or affecting any metrics. Drafts are private to the reviewer who created them — managers, admins, and agents cannot see another person’s drafts.

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