1. Click on the 'Jobs' tab in the Reviewer account. If you followed the steps in the section about creating a workflow, then your Admin user (the workflow starter) should be the Reviewer for this job.
2. The progress bar will display how much of the document is currently available for review. In this case, there are two elements up for review.

Click the 'Edit' button in the 'Action' column to start the review process.

Here we see the two elements (in this case, text segments) that are up for review.

Hovering the mouse over the yellow bubble will bring up the context menu.

In this case, the word has been translated correctly, so we click on 'Accept'.

This segment, on the other hand, has not been translated, so we click on 'Reject'.

Clicking on 'Reject' sends this element back into the translator's job queue, letting them know that they should work on it again.

Clicking on the 'Reject' option brings up the 'Reject' window.

Here, it is possible to give a reason for the rejection, giving the translator more information with which to work during the next attempt.

Click 'OK' when you are finished.

1. You will now see that a note marker has been added to the document preview. This yellow note marker can be moved around, allowing it to be placed in the most appropriate location.
2. Notes can be viewed by opening the 'Notes' panel on the left hand side of the screen.
3. Selecting a note will display the content of that note.
4. Notes are linked from the panel to their marker by a grey connector. If there are many notes, this enables the user to easily see where each marker is located.

Close the document by clicking the 'Close Document' button at the top of the screen.

Save your changes by clicking the 'Save' button

Your job queue may now be empty, if you have reviewed all of the 'to do' items in the document.

Back in the 'Projects' tab, we can see that progress has been made on the translation job of this version document.