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+1 (831) 222-8398[00:00:06] Speaker 1: In this video, we'll show you how to turn your findings in Rev into a finished document without leaving the platform. When you land on a response you want to use, you'll see a draft document button. I'll click it and check this out. Rev pulls that response straight into a document, titles it for you, and opens it right here in the editor. From here, it's yours. I can rewrite this section, make this section a quote, change the font weight here, full control over every line without leaving Rev. And what's really cool is your citations come with it. Every point in your draft still ties back to the exact source it came from. Want them in the final version? Leave them in. Don't need them for this one? Just toggle them off. Then when it's ready, just export, straight to PDF or Word. That's the document editor in Rev. To keep going, check out our other tutorials.