Snapshots reduce ambiguity
Portal review is cleaner when the conversation is anchored to a known revision. Reviewers are responding to a fixed package, not a moving target.
A snapshot gives reviewers a stable revision to comment on, approve, or reject. That keeps feedback tied to something concrete instead of a constantly changing desktop state.
Portal review is cleaner when the conversation is anchored to a known revision. Reviewers are responding to a fixed package, not a moving target.
Because each review event is tied to a specific published state, it becomes easier to explain what was approved, what changed later, and why.
When review events sync back from the portal, the desktop record remains richer and more auditable than a separate browser-only approval thread.