Proposed Changes

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When Beat suggests edits to your brand profile or content, it doesn’t overwrite your existing text. Instead, it presents a proposed change card — a structured before/after view that lets you see exactly what Beat wants to change before you decide whether to accept it.

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What proposed changes are

A proposed change is Beat’s way of saying “here’s what I think this should say — but you decide.” Rather than dropping new text directly into a field, Beat shows you a side-by-side comparison so you stay in control. Proposed changes appear when:

• You use the text selection popup (Sharpen / Simplify / Rewrite / Fix tone)
• Beat suggests an edit through the chat panel that affects a specific field in your brand profile
• Beat returns an improvement suggestion from a strategic review

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How to read a proposed change card

The card shows two versions of the text:

• Original — Your current text, shown on the left (or top on smaller screens). This is what’s currently saved.
• Beat’s suggestion — Beat’s revised version, shown on the right (or bottom). This is what would be saved if you click Apply.

Read both versions before making a decision. Sometimes Beat’s suggestion is a clear improvement. Sometimes your original is better, or Beat missed some nuance — that’s what Dismiss is for.

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Apply

Clicking Apply saves Beat’s suggested text directly to the field. The change takes effect immediately. No additional confirmation required.

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Dismiss

Clicking Dismiss discards Beat’s suggestion and keeps your original text. Nothing changes. The proposed change card disappears. Dismiss when:

• Beat missed important nuance in your original text
• The suggestion is technically correct but doesn’t sound like you
• You want to try a different action (e.g., try Simplify instead of Sharpen)

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Multiple changes in one response

When Beat suggests several edits at once — for example, after a full brand review — each suggested change appears as a separate card. You can review and decide on them independently. Apply some and dismiss others. Beat doesn’t require you to accept all or nothing. Go through the cards one at a time and keep what improves your Brand Beat, discard what doesn’t.

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After applying — fields stay editable

A common concern: “What if I apply a change and it’s not quite right?” You can always edit a field after applying. Apply gets you 80% of the way there; you can fine-tune the rest directly in the field. This is faster than trying to prompt Beat to get to exactly the right phrasing in one shot. Apply, then tweak.

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