Final Draft Cloud allows you to share documents in Final Draft Cloud so you can review, edit and write together.
To share a document, first you will need to add the person with whom you would like to share to your Final Draft Cloud Address Book.
To add a contact to your Address Book, click on your profile icon in the top right of the Final Draft Cloud page, then select Settings.
In the Settings window, click Address Book in the left-hand column. Type in your contact's email address, then click "Add Contact."
You can then close the Settings window by clicking the X in the top right.
Once your contact is in your address book, you can share a file or even an entire Project with from them from your Vault. To do so, find the file in question in your Vault and click the Share button (you can also do this with the file open in Writer by going to File > Share).
In the new window that opens, you'll see a list of who you've already shared the document with, and a search bar. Click in the search bar to view your Address Book contacts, or type in their email address to filter, then click the contact to select them.
You can then set what permissions you'd like the contact to have on the file. Click here for a more detailed explanation of the permissions and what they mean. After selecting the permissions, check the box confirming the recipient expects to receive the file, then click Send Invite once it turns green.
Your contact will receive an email confirming you have shared the file with them, and be asked to create a Final Draft Cloud account if they haven't already.
You can also share a script with someone who has not subscribed to Final Draft Cloud so they can read it and leave ScriptNotes. Here's more information on the limitations of collaborating with an unsubscribed user: