Working with Partner

[oneillg 0]

Hi,

I am relatively new to Evernote. I am working with one client. I am managing the notes for her but allowing her to add new and edit. 

The other day I rearranged a number of them, adding new and putting others into sub-notebooks. I was surprised to see she did not see many of these changes. I had to physically share these notes with her and then go on her screen and organize them as I had done.

After thinking about it, that kind of made sense as to why it worked this way. However, I need to have it set up that whatever she and I do inside this "collaboration" can be automatically seen by the other. We purchased Evernote strictly for this project.

Is there a way to accomplish this outside of us using the same login parameters?

Thanks,

-Gabe

[DTLow 5,745]

On 2017-04-03 at 7:24 AM, oneillg said:

I was surprised to see she did not see many of these changes.

There is no subnotebooks feature.  

Each user can organize notebooks into a stack, but this is specific to the user.  You can't share stacks

>>Is there a way to accomplish this

Indicate your organization with the naming of the Notebooks

[oneillg 0]

Well I guess I was using the term sub-notebook when referencing a stack.

That's unfortunate that you can't share stacks.

Thanks for the info. -Gabe 

[eric99 1,081]

You may share one notebook and organize all your shared notes using tags (which are much more flexible than nested notebooks anyway)