The placement of "Powered by Document360" in footer section of the PDF file not suitable for our requirements. Need an option to remove it.

It would be quite helpful if you could display the name of the article you are trying to delete, per the attached screenshot. Thank you.

We'd like to use an "Automatically mark article status" setting but the problem is an article would be marked as updated even if we just fixed a typo in one word. This would create extra noise for the user. We don't use "Show what's new feature" setting for the same reason. And marking updated articles manually leads to accidentally missing some of them. So it would be great if after turning "Automatically mark article status" on, when publishing a version, portal would ask if you want this article marked as updated (and if the article should be included in the 'what's new' maybe?). Something like when you change article slug and there's an option to create a redirect rule right there.

There should be a graphical indication to show that there are comments available. Otherwise, writers have to click on every Discussion icon for every topic to figure out where reviewers left their comments. The indication could be a number (for how many comments are in the discussion) or simply changing the icon color.

While trying to copy the URL from the Document360 portal, I've noticed that it's quite lengthy and not very visually appealing for sharing, as in https://internal.churn360.com/preview/v1/en/abcdefghi-jkml-nop-qrst-uvwxyz1234/56 . It would be really nice if there were an option, perhaps something like d360.com/dynamicid , or if users could have the flexibility to create a custom URL for their documents, like d360.com/myurl . This would make the links look much nicer. Thanks!

1) When an Accordion has H4, when hitting the table of contents, the accordion should expand automatically 2) It would be great if there's an option to delete / skip feedback (like/dislikes) from reporting. This is eliminate false responses provided by a user intentionlly for multiple times / multiple articles.

When we have the widget of total likes, total articles, top articles or top categories it would be great to have the possibility to click and drill down on the number to actually see the data included behind the number.

It is possible to make a link in an article to another article. Also to make a link in an article to a paragraph of the article. It would be nice to be able to make a link in an article to a specific paragraph of another article so a user is guided exactly to the wanted information.

I don't like the fact that I cannot click away publicity eg about black Friday, about API documentation. Document360 is my work environment and that information is disturbing if it remains visible several days/weeks.

I commonly include and H2 in my snippets. It would be helpful to be able to link to the H2 as a current article heading from elsewhere in the page where the snippet is used.