You can now review individual cells straight from Insights — add a comment, flag something for follow-up, approve it, or lock it once it's final. For lawyers, this turns Insights from a read-only overview into an actual review surface. When a senior lawyer is checking a junior's work on a due diligence matrix, a disclosure schedule, or a closing checklist, they can mark up specific cells in context rather than pulling the team into a separate round of emails or comments. Flags make open items visible at a glance, approvals create a clear sign-off trail, and locking prevents accidental edits to cells that have already been signed off — so the board reflects the true state of review, not just the state of the work.