What does allowing coded in review for a saved search queue do?

Allowing coded documents to be in review for a saved search queue enables the system to include outside-coded documents in the results generated by that queue. When this setting is applied, it essentially permits any documents that have been coded by reviewers, regardless of their source or category, to be displayed and processed within the context of that specific saved search.

This feature is particularly useful for ensuring comprehensive analysis and visibility of all relevant documents, allowing teams to identify, review, and manage data that may otherwise be excluded from the search results. By permitting outside-coded documents, the saved search can deliver a more complete dataset for review, thus enhancing the efficiency of the data analysis and review process.

In contrast, the other options would either restrict the documents included in the search, disrupt the functionality of the queue, or remove documents altogether—none of which align with the purpose of enabling coded documents in review to be served in a saved search queue.