I want to label a document as a draft to prevent people from treating it as the final version.

This feature lets you clearly mark a document as a draft so readers understand it is not final. It reduces confusion and helps prevent premature approvals, decisions, or sharing based on incomplete content.

This feature provides a clear way to label a document as a draft so it is not mistaken for a final version. The draft label communicates the document’s status at a glance, helping set expectations for reviewers and readers. It is useful when content is still being written, reviewed, or awaiting approvals before being finalized. By marking a document as draft, teams can reduce the risk of others acting on incomplete information or citing content that may change. The label supports safer collaboration by making it easier to distinguish working material from finalized documentation. It is especially helpful in fast-moving projects where multiple people access the same document at different times. Draft labeling can be used for proposals, policies, specifications, meeting notes, and any document that evolves through review cycles. It improves clarity in shared workspaces by providing consistent status cues across documents. Overall, the feature helps teams maintain better version awareness and avoid miscommunication caused by unclear document readiness.