What is the effect of enabling Coverage Mode on a prioritized review queue?

Enabling Coverage Mode on a prioritized review queue has a significant impact on the order in which documents are presented and the management of the review process itself.

When Coverage Mode is activated, it alters the way documents are served to reviewers by prioritizing selections based on coverage – ensuring that the review process is efficient and thorough. This means that reviewers will see documents in a different order than they would in standard mode, focusing more on documents that might require immediate attention or are critical to the review.

Additionally, Coverage Mode changes the criteria for when a refresh of the queue is necessary. By reducing the number of documents that must be coded before a refresh is triggered, it allows for a more streamlined workflow. This means that reviewers can continue to work without unnecessary interruptions, enhancing productivity and ensuring that issues are addressed in a timely manner.

Combining these aspects of document ordering and refresh criteria underpins the importance of enabling Coverage Mode for an effective review strategy in RelativityOne.