# Review Stage
After starting a new version with change management, you'll enter the **Review** stage. Here, Metaforms generates clarifications for detected changes so you can flag ambiguities, add context, and resolve open questions before applying anything to your scripts.
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### The Review Screen
When the review stage loads, you'll see:
* **Left:** The **clarification sheet** — a list of system-generated clarifications highlighting potentially ambiguous changes.
* **Right:** Your project files (questionnaire, scripts, quota files) for reference.
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### Work Through Clarifications
**Step 1:** Review the generated clarifications. Each one highlights a change that may need further context or a decision.
**Step 2:** For each clarification, you can:
* **Add comments or answers** if you have the context.
* **Resolve** the item once it's addressed.
* **Dismiss** it if no action is needed.
You can also **add new clarifications** manually if additional questions arise, or **delete** ones that are no longer relevant.
**Step 3:** If you need to share clarifications externally (e.g., with a client or PM), click **Export Excel** to download the sheet.
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### Move to the Apply Stage
**Step 4:** Once you've addressed all clarifications, click **Done Reviewing Changes** to move to the Apply stage where changes are applied to your scripts.
> **Note:** You don't have to resolve every clarification before moving on — unresolved items will carry over and can block specific questions during the Apply stage until they're addressed.
See[Apply Stage](/survey-programming-dimensions/change-management/apply-stage.md) for the next phase.
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