When is a pin more useful than a written request?
If a client says the price is wrong, a pin lets them point to which price on the page. The comment becomes a task. BugHerd describes adding a tag to the site or using its browser extension. On the task, record what the new price should be and which page needs a second check.
Can one client see what another client reported?
It depends on the project and plan. BugHerd says that on Premium and above clients can see other clients’ feedback in the project by default, and you can turn that off. Check project access and the client permissions, including Done email settings. Keep review footage and private notes out of shared tasks until you know who sees them.
What affects the BugHerd plan and what can you export?
Compare the number of team members and the client controls you need. The pricing table currently lists similar-task detection as a beta feature on Premium and Enterprise. The pricing FAQ lists CSV, XML and JSON data export on all plans. If attachments matter, check how to preserve an authorized copy of those files separately.
Will the reviewer know exactly which price changed?
On a paper sketch, pin a note to the fictional Basic plan card. Keep the note on that card even though another plan displays the same price.
- Write a testable taskState the new text and whether the task covers desktop and mobile views.
- Check the audience and the fixIdentify the intended reviewer. Compare a corrected sketch to the original note before marking the task done or sending a notification.