Join us live now: https://meet.google.com/zae-reiw-pwj In this call, I will show the three big new updates we released this week: #1 New BRD Tool #2 51 new Visuals A+ Content Templates #3 The Video Ads Tool And at the end and in between waiting times, we have room for an open Q/A. See you in the call!

I have struggled with formatting inside and outside of PublishFlow. The new tool is a winner for me cant tell you how many hours you have just saved me

I keep getting a message that the system is temporarily unavailable. Is anyone else experiencing this? Or does anyone know what to do? I have already tried logging out and logging back in.

Hi..I just wanted to get an understanding of how publish flow works in terms of the subscription. When it says $299 per month does that mean regardless if you make a book or not you will get charged that amount. If it takes longer than a month to create a book does it mean you continue paying the $299 regardless. So whether you make a book or not you’re automatically charged $299 or have I misunderstood it?

I've come across something while using the fact-checking and citation features that I wanted to bring to the attention of the development team. As part of editing a manuscript, I began checking every citation that was generated. I found that a noticeable number of links were either no longer available, pointed to unrelated content, or didn't support the statement they were attached to. When I asked the AI to verify the citations, it explained that it isn't able to access live websites to confirm whether links are valid or whether they actually support the information being cited. I wanted to share this because citations are such an important part of publishing. Many users may understandably assume that AI-generated references have already been verified, when that may not always be the case. It would be fantastic if a future update could include a true citation verification process that confirms: - the link is live, - the source is relevant to the claim being made, and - the citation actually supports the accompanying text. I really like Publish Flow, which is why I wanted to mention this. Improving this feature would add a great deal of confidence for anyone publishing books that rely on accurate references. @Andrey Bernhart @Roman Redl