Post Analysis during review
When working with a coach and passing ideas back and forth, if the coach has done the initial writing, they can see the analysis and the score of the post. After saving it and having the other person review it, none of that shows up any longer. You're almost flying blind compared to what Latitude would say would be best practices. Those things should stay in the edit area until the post has actually gone out to LinkedIn
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Brian Martynowicz
Oct 7
Thanks for flagging this, Scott. We've released changes that keep the saved opening analysis and score with the draft when you reopen it, including through Content Library.
While you're editing, the saved assessment remains available. Saving a revision updates it and retains the previous result, so you can compare versions.
We've verified that persistence through review and revision in production. We're finishing the coach/delegate access checks before closing your request. I'll follow up when it's ready for your review.
Brian Martynowicz
Sep 28
Update from Latitude: We've verified the request-changes handoff between two accounts in production. A reviewer can leave a note, and the author receives that note with a link back to the same draft. Your specific concern—keeping the post analysis and score visible while a draft is saved, reviewed, and edited—is still being validated across the full workflow. We're leaving this request open until we can confirm that guidance remains available where you need it.