How does it look like from your side?
It is often used at communication with customer when asking how they are or how it looks like/what they think, if they already finished etc.
For example:
I have finished maintaining the data. How does it look like from your side?
Is this word "side" the correct one? Shouldn't I use:
How does it look like from your part/point?
Best Answer
Barmar's comment is correct:
I picture something like this:
Obviously people one side can't see at all from the other side, just like how a remote maintainer can't see what's going on on the client's computer.
Your other options sound weird to me:
(1) doesn't scan, although I could probably figure it out from context.
Do you mean "point of view"? Otherwise this isn't colloquial English either.