Scope any comment to just you, or your team. It sits beside the client thread, on the same element. The back-and-forth stays inside. One answer goes out.
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Private comments are comments the client never sees — debate, correct, and decide in a thread beside the client's.
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One settled answerScope a comment to just you, or to your whole team, pinned where it applies.
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A thread only your team can see, replies included, pinned to the element.
Private and client-visible threads share one element, marked so nobody mistakes the scope.
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Private and client-visible threads sit on the same element, one context.
The client's link carries one clean thread and one settled answer — nothing private.
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The client's link carries client-visible threads only; nothing private travels with it.
Even the alerts respect the scope, so nothing private reaches the client by accident.
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Alerts about a private thread go only to people inside its scope.
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Agents check the moment work lands; your team debates beside the client-visible thread.
Your client approves from a link, and the private threads stay behind.
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No, by design. The client's view never renders private threads. On your side, a private thread looks nothing like a client thread, so nobody mistakes which one they're typing into.
Team scope: your workspace teammates on that project, never client-side guests. Just-you scope: only you.
The flow Superflow expects: debate in private, then post the settled answer on the client thread.
Client-facing exports never carry them; that's the point of the scope. The record itself lives in the audit trail.
Findings post as comments your team works first, so by the time your client opens their link the work is cleaned up.
Slack loses the element. A private thread sits on the exact button under debate, beside the client thread, one reply from the decision.
Included wherever comments are, on every plan.