What steps are recommended if you make a major change to a Review Center queue?

When making a major change to a Review Center queue, following a structured approach ensures that the process is handled smoothly and without interruptions to ongoing reviews. The recommended steps are to pause the queue, which allows for any ongoing work to be temporarily halted, thus preventing confusion or errors during the change.

Releasing documents at this stage ensures that nothing is lost and that all parties involved in the review process have a clear view of which documents they should be focusing on during the transition. After releasing the documents, editing the queue allows for necessary modifications to be made—whether that involves changing the parameters of the queue, adjusting assignments, or modifying criteria for document processing.

Refreshing the queue is a crucial step that updates the system with the latest changes, ensuring that all reviewers see the current information and adjustments you've made. Finally, restarting the queue puts it back into operational status, allowing the review process to resume under the new configurations.

This methodical approach provides a clear framework for making significant changes while minimizing confusion and maximizing efficiency in the workflow. Each step plays an essential role in ensuring that the queue operates correctly after modifications.