corrections letter

How do I Finalize & Issue the corrections letter?

Where: Click the green Finalize & Issue button top-right of the Findings toolbar

How do I Finalize & Issue the corrections letter?

Quick answer: Once you've triaged every finding (and, if you rounded through Bluebeam, imported markups back), click the green Finalize & Issue button top-right. CrossBeam produces the final letter — typically an HTML (print-to-PDF) and a DOCX — using your triage decisions as the source of truth. The version bumps each time you click it.

Status: This page is a draft. The exact post-click modal (confirmation, delivery options, who gets notified) has not been fully re-clicked on the live reviewer UI at the time of writing. Copy will be tightened after the next pass.

Before you click

Run through this checklist:

  • Every Fail is accepted, modified, or rejected (not pending).
  • Every Flag result has a saved decision or has been left pending intentionally.
  • The progress ring at the top of the Findings toolbar is full.
  • If relevant, reviewer markups have been imported from Bluebeam. See Bluebeam round-trip.
  • You've read through the draft Corrections Letter tab once end-to-end.

Steps

  1. Click Finalize & Issue (green, top-right).
  2. The button shows a loading state while the letter generates.
  3. When it lands, you'll get download / preview options — typically an HTML version (print-to-PDF) and a downloadable DOCX.
  4. Save the files to your records system, and (depending on your department's workflow) send the letter to the applicant.

Versioning

Each Finalize click bumps the version — v1, v2, v3. If you modify findings after issuing v1 and re-Finalize, you get v2 while v1 remains accessible.

What goes into the letter

  • Accepted findings go in as-is.
  • Modified findings go in with your text.
  • Rejected findings drop out.
  • Skipped and pending findings are not included.
  • The category organization and code citations carry through from the draft.

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