Bookmarks and notes

They might use a highlighter or underline parts of the text, scribble notes in the margin, stick in bits of Post-It as bookmarks or fold down corners.

Such notation is often not available in the online world. So instead, investors may well resort to printing out the relevant pages and marking them up in a traditional fashion. Not very green. And not very convenient: they’re left with a bunch of loose pages.

What investors want:

• Notation and bookmarking solutions that are intuitive and easy to use.
• The option of saving their comments for future reference, or printing them out.

What we’ve done to make it work:

• Made it possible to mark pages with bookmarks on the side of the screen.
• Made it easy to add or remove comments and bookmarks – and to hide them.
• Enabled specified pages to be printed with comments embedded into them.
• Allowed users to retain a version of the annual report with their own personal comments.

See this in action