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# Collaborate with comments on submissions!
**Published on May 20, 2026**
**New feature — the comment thread.**
Do your teams still discuss an intervention over email? On WhatsApp? In a Teams channel? Those days are over. The comment thread is now available directly on every Daxium-Air submission.
**What is it?**
A comment panel accessible from any submission view. Open or collapse it in a single click to exchange with your team without ever leaving the tool — and in context!
Available on: **Web · iOS · Android**
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Learn more in the [Commenting on Submissions](https://www.center.daxium-air.com/user-documentation/use/using-the-platform/submission-layout/commenting-submissions) documentation.
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