If no view is selected in a Reviewer Document View setup, what is the default view?

In a Reviewer Document View setup, if no specific view is selected, the system defaults to the lowest ordered view that the reviewer has permission to access. This means that it prioritizes the views based on their order of significance or relevance, and in the absence of an active selection, it provides access to the most basic level of information available to the reviewer.

This design choice ensures that reviewers can still access some level of document information, even if they haven’t selected a specific view. It prevents the scenario where no document information is presented, which could hinder the review process. If permissions allow for access to multiple views, opting for the lowest ordered view ensures that the reviewer still has visibility into the relevant details without overwhelming them with more complex information that they might not require at that moment.

The other options do not align with the functionality of the system, such as displaying no view at all, which would provide no context or information to the reviewer, or showing the last accessed view, which may not always be the most straightforward or basic form of information available.