Google Docs rolls out Show Editors option that will tell users who made changes in a shared document

With the new Show Editors option in place, it will be convenient for users working on Google Docs to keep track of who edited what content in a shared document. The feature is only available to Google users with Business or Enterprise accounts.

Google users with select enterprise and business accounts will now get an insight on the editors of a document. Google Docs enables users to edit a shared document in real-time. With the new Show Editors option in place, it will be convenient for users working on Google Docs to keep track of who edited what content in a shared document. Users will also have the option to open the version history of a document. The new feature is available to users starting May 3 and will roll out gradually in 15 days. “You can now view richer information on the edit history of a particular range of content in Google Docs. Simply highlight and right-click on a range of text and select “Show Editors” from the dropdown menu. Here, you can view a list of editors and their latest edits along with time stamps. You’ll also have the option to open the Version History of the document,” Google noted in a blog post. “This makes it easier to track edits made by multiple collaborators, giving greater insight into who the recent editors were, what changes were made and when.”