# Preview & Publish

Amondo allows you to preview your Imprints and share them with others before publishing. Preview links let you see exactly how an Imprint will appear when live and make it eacy to gather feedback or approvals without making changes public.

Preview links are shareable and can be accessed by anyone – including people outside your organisation who don't have an Amondo account.

### **What you can do with preview links**

* View your Imprint exactly as it will appear when published
* Share draft versions with teammates, clients or external stakeholders
* Compare unpublished changes with current live versions
* Test layout, content and sequencing before publishing
* Get approval from reviewers who don't have Amondo access

### **Accessing the preview**

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Navigate to the Imprint you want to preview

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Click the "**Share preview**" button in the top-right corner

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A preview modal will open showing two sharable links:

* **Current draft** - Displays the latest unpublished changes
* **Published version -** Displays the currently live Imprint
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Click the copy icon next to either link to copy it to your clipboard

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Share the link with anyone you want to review the Imprint
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**Recipients can open the link directly in their browser – no login or Amondo account is required**

### **Understanding the preview**

* The **current draft** link updates automatically as you make changes
* The **published version** link remains stable and always reflects what is live
* Preview links are secure but shareable – anyone with the link can view the Imprint.

### **Making changes live**

Once you're happy with your preview, return to the Imprint dashbpard and click "**Publish".** Your changes will go live immediately, and the published version link will reflect the latest update.

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