What is the maximum number of documents that must be coded before data appears on the Prioritized Review Progress chart?

The maximum number of documents that must be coded before data appears on the Prioritized Review Progress chart is 200. This threshold is significant because it ensures that there is a sufficient volume of coded documents to provide a meaningful analysis and visual representation of the review progress. The chart relies on a baseline of coded documents to reflect trends, insights, and the overall efficiency of the review process accurately.

When fewer documents are coded, the data can be too sparse or unreliable to generate insights that are useful for monitoring the progress of the review and for making informed decisions on resource allocation and next steps. By requiring 200 documents to be coded, the system helps to ensure that reviewers have a robust dataset to reflect their work and that meaningful patterns can emerge from the review efforts. This facilitates a more effective and resource-aware approach to document review in the context of the analytics involved.