Use comments, mentions, and reactions

Use Comments to discuss a post with your team. You can mention a teammate to draw their attention to your message, or link to another post so everyone can open the reference.

Each comment is Public, which brand members such as clients can also see, or Private, for your workspace team and anyone they give access. See use Private and Public comments.

Keep each comment focused on one question or action. For example: “The brief is ready. Please check the opening before filming.”

You can also use Attach a file, Add emoji or Record voice note in the composer. Wait for any file to finish uploading before you post.

Mention someone when you want them to notice or respond to your comment. Choose their name from the picker so Sequence recognises the mention.

Their name appears as a mention in your draft. Finish your message, then select Post. Sequence sends the mentioned teammate a mention notification according to their notification settings.

You can also type @ followed by their name directly in the comment box, then choose the matching person from the suggestions. Typing a name as ordinary text does not create a mention.

On Private, the picker only suggests people who can see Private comments.

A mention does not assign the post to that person. Use Assignee to set responsibility, or send the post for approval when you need a review decision.

Add a post reference when your comment refers to other content in the same brand. For example, you might ask the team to reuse an opening from an earlier post.

The post title appears as a linked reference in your draft. Select Post to share the comment. Readers can then select the reference in the posted comment to open that post.

Linking a post does not notify its assignee or change who can access it. Mention a teammate separately if you want their attention. Readers still need access to the linked content.

Select Reply on a comment to keep follow-up discussion together. Write your response and select Post.

To acknowledge a comment, hover over it and select React, then choose an emoji. Select a reaction you have already added to remove it.

For feedback about a specific video moment or image area, use the Media tab. See comment on video timestamps and annotate creative for that workflow.

Writing “approved” or adding a thumbs-up reaction does not record an approval decision. Use the post's approval controls to approve it or request changes.

A share link that shows Comments only includes Public comments, so Private discussion stays with your team. See share content outside your workspace for the link's comment settings.