What is the first step in the process of adding or removing documents from a prioritized review project?

The first step in adding or removing documents from a prioritized review project involves pausing the review. This action is crucial because it allows the team to safely make changes to the document set without the risk of disrupting the ongoing analysis or review process. Pausing the review ensures that any adjustments made to the documents are properly handled and that the current review state is maintained, providing a clear point when changes can be applied effectively.

Once the review is paused, it becomes possible to navigate through the other steps, such as selecting the appropriate classification index for the project, or addressing any incremental review processes that may follow. The initial pause acts as a safeguard and preparatory measure that ensures the overall integrity and accuracy of the review project moving forward.