The "Review" tab is where flagged change becomes a decision. Nothing is accepted for you.
Pick a monitor on the "Monitors" tab first — otherwise the queue just says "Select a monitor on the Monitors tab to review its candidates."
Work the queue
Candidates run down the left, the imagery comparison fills the middle, and what backs the detection sits on the right.
It's built for keyboard: ↑/↓ to move between candidates, A to accept, R to reject. The header keeps that in front of you.
Compare the imagery
The map zooms to the detection and lays the before and after imagery over each other, split by a divider you drag across.
Two controls under it:
- "Photo" / "Vegetation index" — the scene as you'd see it, or the vegetation view where green is vegetated, brown is bare, and grey means no clear view.
- "blend" — fade the imagery against the basemap to check the detection against its surroundings.
Some smaller detections don't come with imagery. When that's the case the panel says so — the outline and measurements are unaffected.
Read what backs it
Beside the imagery you get how steep the change was, the affected area, how many scenes the claim rests on and over what dates, and whether an independent external source agrees.
Take a disagreement as a reason to look harder, not as a verdict — the two are measuring in different ways.
You can leave a note with your decision.
Decide
Press "Accept (A)" or "Reject (R)". Both are recorded.
What you accept becomes a layer in the monitor's project, named after the monitor. Change your mind and reject it later and it comes back out of the layer.
A monitor with no project can't accept anything, and tells you so — set one in "Edit monitor".
Export the evidence
"Download evidence bundle" gives you a ZIP per candidate: the outline, the before/after images, and a machine-readable record of the detection and your decision.
Export the same candidate twice and you get exactly the same bundle, so one you handed to a regulator or a client a year ago can still be checked against the original.