EasyMark lets you leave feedback directly on a submitted document. Select any passage in the report viewer, write a comment against it, and the note is anchored to that exact text. Every note starts life as a draft and you mark it a comment once you are happy with it. For a User the difference is a progress marker for your own benefit, not a visibility setting — both kinds are visible to anyone who opens the analysis page. The EasyMark panel on the right lists every note on the paper and keeps a running count.
Where it lives: EasyMark is a mode of the report viewer, not a separate page. The EasyMark toggle in the top-right switches between the Analysis view (similarity and AI results) and the EasyMark view (annotation).
Open EasyMark on a submission
From inside a folder, click a submission's Similarity percentage. The report viewer opens in a new tab with EasyMark switched on and the annotation panel ready on the right.
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Paper ID: 7003970Author Name: test manju 4Submission Date: 2026-08-21 16:36:30
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Title: manjunath 4
Effect of different fertilization modes on soil organic carbon sequestration in acid soils
To cite this article: Ieva Jokubauskaite, Danute Karčauskieně, Alvyra Slepetiene, Regina Repsiene & Kristina Amaleviciute (2016) Effect of different fertilization modes on soil organic carbon sequestration in acid soils, Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica, Section B, 66:8, 647-652.
To link to this article: https://doi.org/10.1080/09064710.2016.1181200
Published online: 02 May 2016. · Article views: 1211
EasyMarki0 note
Leave feedback directly on the document. Select any passage to write a comment, or keep it as a draft until you are ready to publish it. Your notes will appear here.
Total Pages: 7Word Count: 4153
Interactive guide
Open EasyMark on a submission
Click the Similarity percentage in the submissions table. The report viewer opens with the EasyMark toggle on and an empty annotation panel on the right.
The built-in reference: the i button
Next to the EasyMark heading in the panel is a small i button, tooltipped How it Works!. It opens an About EasyMark panel that documents the whole feature in DrillBit's own words — worth reading once, because it explains a couple of behaviours that are not obvious from the interface.
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Paper ID: 7003970Author Name: test manju 4Submission Date: 2026-08-21 16:36:30
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Title: manjunath 4
Effect of different fertilization modes on soil organic carbon sequestration in acid soils
To cite this article: Ieva Jokubauskaite, Danute Karčauskieně, Alvyra Slepetiene, Regina Repsiene & Kristina Amaleviciute (2016) Effect of different fertilization modes on soil organic carbon sequestration in acid soils, Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica, Section B, 66:8, 647-652.
To link to this article: https://doi.org/10.1080/09064710.2016.1181200
Published online: 02 May 2016. · Article views: 1211
EasyMarki0 note
Leave feedback directly on the document. Select any passage to write a comment, or keep it as a draft until you are ready to publish it. Your notes will appear here.
Total Pages: 7Word Count: 4153
How it Works!
About EasyMark✕
EasyMark lets feedback live directly on the submitted document. Every note is tied to the exact passage it refers to, so nothing has to be described by page or paragraph number.
Leaving a note
Select any passage in the document and choose Add Comment. Type your feedback and press Save. What you type is stored as you go, so a note is never lost if you navigate away mid-sentence.
Drafts and comments
A Draft is a note still in progress, shown with a dashed underline. A Comment is one you have marked finished, shown with a solid underline. For your role this is a marker for your own benefit rather than a visibility setting — both kinds appear to anyone who opens the analysis page.
Changing which text a note points to
Drag the bubble at the end of a highlight to extend or shorten it, or the small bar at the start to move the other edge. To re-point a note somewhere else entirely, open it and use Change selection.
Reusing the same feedback
The copy button on a card carries that note's wording to another passage — useful when the same issue recurs.
Moving between the list and the document
Select a card to jump to its passage; select a highlight to open its note. The matching side briefly lights up.
Sharing your review
Use Share analysis page to send a link to a guide or supervisor. The link shares the page exactly as it stands — drafts included.
Interactive guide
The built-in reference
Hover the i button for its "How it Works!" tooltip, then click to open About EasyMark — DrillBit's own description of every part of the feature.
A draft is not hidden: DrillBit's own reference is explicit that for a User the draft/comment badge is “a marker for your own benefit rather than a visibility setting — both kinds appear to anyone who opens the analysis page”. If you share the analysis page, drafts go with it. Finish or delete anything you would not want read before you send the link.
Select a passage and write a comment
Drag across any text in the document. An Add Comment button appears next to your selection — click it to open the composer. The passage you selected is quoted at the top of the note so the feedback always keeps its context.
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Paper ID: 7003970Author Name: test manju 4Submission Date: 2026-08-21 16:36:30
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Title: manjunath 4
Effect of different fertilization modes on soil organic carbon sequestration in acid soils
Leave feedback directly on the document. Select any passage to write a comment, or keep it as a draft until you are ready to publish it. Your notes will appear here.
Please cite the primary source here, not the review article.
Save as comment
Total Pages: 7Word Count: 4153
✓Annotation draft has been created successfully.✕
Interactive guide
Select a passage and write a comment
Drag over the text, click Add Comment, and type your feedback. The note saves itself as a draft as soon as you start typing, so nothing is lost if you navigate away.
Drafts save themselves: You do not have to press Save to keep a draft. As soon as you type, DrillBit stores it and shows “Annotation draft has been created successfully”, after which the composer reads “Draft saved”. Comments are limited to 500 characters.
Publish a draft as a comment
Marking a draft finished records that you are done with it. In the EasyMark panel, click Save as comment on the note and confirm. The badge changes from DRAFT to COMMENT, and the highlight and pin in the document turn from amber to blue.
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Paper ID: 7003970Author Name: test manju 4Submission Date: 2026-08-21 16:36:30
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Title: manjunath 4
Effect of different fertilization modes on soil organic carbon sequestration in acid soils
Please cite the primary source here, not the review article.
Save as comment
Total Pages: 7Word Count: 4153
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Are you sure you want to save this draft as a comment ?
NoYes
✓Comment has been saved.✕
Interactive guide
Publish a draft as a comment
Click Save as comment and confirm. The note becomes a published comment and its colour changes from amber to blue everywhere it appears.
Reuse a comment on another phrase
The first icon on a note card is not a clipboard copy — it is Use this comment on another phrase. Click it and the viewer arms a pick mode: choose any other passage and a second note is created with the same wording, anchored to the new text. It saves retyping the same feedback across a document.
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Paper ID: 7003970Author Name: test manju 4Submission Date: 2026-08-21 16:36:30
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Title: manjunath 4
Effect of different fertilization modes on soil organic carbon sequestration in acid soils
To cite this article: Ieva Jokubauskaite, Danute Karčauskieně, Alvyra Slepetiene, Regina Repsiene & Kristina Amaleviciute (2016) Effect of different fertilization modes on soil organic carbon sequestration in acid soils, Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica, Section B, 66:8, 647-652.
To link to this article:https://doi.org/10.1080/09064710.2016.1181200
Published online: 02 May 2016. · Article views: 1211
Select text for the copy✕
EasyMarki1 note
Draft📋✎🗑
“66:8, 647-652”
Check the units used in Table 2.
Save as comment
Draft📋✎🗑
“https://doi.org/10.1080/09064710.2016.1181200”
Check the units used in Table 2.
Save as comment
Total Pages: 7Word Count: 4153
Interactive guide
Reuse a comment on another phrase
Click the copy icon, then select a different passage. A second note appears carrying the same wording, anchored to the new text.
Cancelling the pick: While the blue Select text for the copy bar is showing, the viewer is waiting for a passage. Click the × on the bar to leave reuse mode without creating anything.
Edit a note
Click the pencil on any note card to reopen it. The composer comes back with your existing text already in it, so you can correct a typo or add detail. Press Save and confirm to update the note.
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Paper ID: 7003970Author Name: test manju 4Submission Date: 2026-08-21 16:36:30
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Title: manjunath 4
Effect of different fertilization modes on soil organic carbon sequestration in acid soils
The pencil reopens the note with its text already loaded. Change the wording, press Save, and confirm the update.
Save marks the note finished too: Pressing Save in the composer on a draft both stores your wording and flips it to a comment. To leave it sitting as a draft, close the composer instead — your text is already saved either way.
Move a note with Change selection
If a note ends up against the wrong sentence, you do not have to delete it and start again. Open the note and click Change selection: the viewer asks you to Select the new text, and the note moves to whatever you pick. The wording travels with it, and the old highlight disappears.
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Paper ID: 7003970Author Name: test manju 4Submission Date: 2026-08-21 16:36:30
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Title: manjunath 4
Effect of different fertilization modes on soil organic carbon sequestration in acid soils
To cite this article: Ieva Jokubauskaite, Danute Karčauskieně, Alvyra Slepetiene, Regina Repsiene & Kristina Amaleviciute (2016) Effect of different fertilization modes on soil organic carbon sequestration in acid soils, Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica, Section B, 66:8, 647-652.
To link to this article:https://doi.org/10.1080/09064710.2016.1181200
Published online: 02 May 2016. · Article views: 1211
Select the new text✕
Draft✕
“66:8, 647-652”
Clarify the sampling depth.
Change selection27/500
🗑 DeleteSave
EasyMarki1 note
Draft📋✎🗑
“66:8, 647-652”
Clarify the sampling depth.
Choosing new text…
Save as comment
Total Pages: 7Word Count: 4153
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Are you sure you want to update this comment ?
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✓Comment has been saved.✕
Interactive guide
Move a note with Change selection
Change selection re-anchors an existing note. Pick the new passage, then Save — the note moves rather than multiplying.
Change selection moves, copy duplicates: Both ask you to pick a passage, and the coloured bar tells you which mode you are in. The amber “Select the new text” bar moves the note you opened — the note count stays the same. The blue “Select text for the copy” bar adds a second note carrying the same wording.
Delete a note and switch back to Analysis
Deleting a note asks for confirmation and removes the note along with its highlight and pin. Turning the EasyMark toggle off returns you to the Analysis view.
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EasyMark∞
Paper ID: 7003970Author Name: test manju 4Submission Date: 2026-08-21 16:36:30
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Title: manjunath 4
Effect of different fertilization modes on soil organic carbon sequestration in acid soils
Please cite the primary source here, not the review article.
Leave feedback directly on the document. Select any passage to write a comment, or keep it as a draft until you are ready to publish it. Your notes will appear here.
Total Pages: 7Word Count: 4153
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Are you sure you want to delete this note ?
NoYes
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Are you sure you want to switch to Analysis page ?
NoYes
Interactive guide
Delete a note and switch back to Analysis
Deleting removes the note, its highlight and its pin. Turning EasyMark off asks you to confirm before switching back to the Analysis view.
Draft vs comment at a glance
Both kinds of note live in the same panel and both count towards the note total shown in the top-right of the panel. What separates them is how they are created and the colour they carry.
Draft — amber:
Created the moment you start typing in the composer; no button press needed.
Still visible to anyone who opens the analysis page — a draft is not hidden.
Shows the DRAFT badge, an amber highlight on the passage, and an amber pin.
Carries a Save as comment button on its card.
Comment — blue:
Created either by clicking Save as comment on the note card, or by pressing Save in the composer — both ask you to confirm first.
Shows the COMMENT badge, a blue highlight on the passage, and a blue pin.
The Save as comment button disappears — the note is already published.
Either kind carries the same three icons on its card: reuse the wording on another phrase, edit it, or delete it.
Deleting is permanent: Removing a note deletes it along with its highlight and pin. There is no undo — if you only want to take a note out of circulation temporarily, edit its text instead.