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The difference between "Link evidence" and "Evidence" text box in a Grow journey step

Use Link evidence for existing Mana documents, or the Evidence workspace for notes and uploads.

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Written by Marlon Randeniya

Link evidence attaches an existing Mana document to a Grow Journey action. The Evidence workspace is where you write notes and add files directly to that action. For a PowerPoint presentation, export a PDF first and upload that PDF.

Link an existing Mana document

Open the action and select Link evidence under Linked Evidence. In Link document, use Search documents and choose the relevant document. Check that it appears under Linked Evidence.

Grow Link document picker with high-contrast callouts: 1 Search documents and 2 select an existing Mana document.

1. Search documents
2. Select the existing document

Write or upload evidence

Use the action’s Evidence workspace to add your notes, PDFs or photos. Select Edit to change the document, then select Save. Wait for uploads to finish and check that the attachment appears.

Files are added to this action’s evidence document; uploading another file does not require a separate document for each attachment.

Grow action Evidence editor with amber callouts: 1 Link evidence for an existing Mana document, 2 Add file, and 3 Save your evidence.

1. Link an existing Mana document
2. Add a file
3. Save your evidence
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What Evidence Quality checks

Evidence Quality uses your saved evidence to assess how well it supports the step. Its confidence percentage is not a completion percentage.

The check does not read the content of PDFs or images uploaded in the Evidence box. Add a short written explanation, then Save. Your mentor can still review the attachment.

For linked Mana documents, it uses saved text and available supporting information, including an existing transcript.

PowerPoint or upload problems

PowerPoint files are not supported in this Journey-action upload picker. Export your presentation as a PDF in PowerPoint, then add it to the same action.

If the PDF still fails, keep your original file and contact Help & Support with the action name, file type/size and error shown.

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