Changelog

File Approved in Spanish, for you and for the people reviewing your work.

This week File Approved learned a second language. Nothing here needs any action from you.

File Approved in Spanish. Go to Settings, find Language and choose Español, and your dashboard, request pages, the new request form and Settings switch over straight away. The emails we send you about your requests, such as a reviewer opening your link, new feedback or an approval, arrive in Spanish too. The choice is saved to your account, so it follows you to any browser you sign in on.

Your reviewers can pick their own language. Anyone who opens a review link finds English and Español links under the form where they enter their details, and on a tablet or computer the same links sit in the top bar of the review page and of public view links. Their first visit follows their browser's language. Request names, the questions you ask reviewers and comments always stay exactly as they were written.

What stays in English for now: the website, the Help Center, the support chat, and the emails your reviewers get from us, such as review invites. The new Help Center article, Using File Approved in Spanish, has the full list.

Longer passwords for new accounts. A new account now needs a password of at least 8 characters. If you already sign in with a shorter one, it keeps working.

An Upgrade to Pro button when a Free account runs out of room. When a new request needs more storage than a Free account has left, the message now offers Upgrade to Pro. It used to offer Add storage, which is an add-on for Pro accounts.

Older versions on public view links. When the newest version of a request was a DWG, DXF or Revit drawing, picking an older version on a public view link could show an error panel. An older PDF, image or video now opens in its usual viewer.