I wanted to know if there are any plans to be able to control who is notified for what? Currently, if one person submits a video for review, EVERYBODY on my team gets notified of it, creating a great deal of spam. I would think that the reviewer should be the only person notified. And if I, as the reviewer, make notes, only the submitter needs to get notified of the feedback. I don't (I mean, I WROTE it), nor do others in my team who have nothing to do with said file.

We've had several requests lately for reseting 2FA for user accounts. I would like to request this ability be made available to Administrators, or at least workspace owners. We have people working with us who are situated all around the world, and some reviews are urgent and time sensitive. If a user is locked out due to 2FA, we need to be able to act quickly.

Archive or show completed notes as "Done". Rank importance by color or icon. Be able to collapse comment groups so comment discussions can be more compact and easier to scroll through.

The current plugin does not support Maya 2020.4 and fails during installation. Please consider updating the plugin for the latest Maya version.

We're a University with student users. Under the "Usage" tab for Admins, it would be great to be able to search users/students by the Project they were in. That will allow us to easily remove users/students who are no longer taking a class utilizing SS. It currently only shows that they are a part of Project, not the specific Projects.

Would be great to have a description field for media.

Currently the side by side comparison features do not work with 3d assets, and specifically 3d animation files. This would be a huge help in reviewing animations to see the changes side by side, and to sync the cameras and timelines of the two 3d assets being viewed

When importing files that were exported without a mesh from Motion Builder, it would be great to display the skeleton data for collaborative reviews.

The mouse-wheel zoom is unusable, it instantly zooms extremely close and then why you try to zoom out again it zooms out further than you were originally.

A comment given on a specific frame but intended generally should be able to be changed after-the-fact to prevent comment stacking on unrelated frames while capturing feedback.