# Reviewing redactions

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**Required guided redaction permission:** Review redactions
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In **Review** mode, you mark individual redactions as reviewed.

This indicates that you verified that the redaction is correctly detected and identified.

To change to **Review** mode, in the file heading, click the review icon.

**Review** mode does not highlight redactions that do not have an assigned reference code. That content is not redacted.

In the redaction list, all of the reference codes use the same highlighting. There is no distinction between automatically and manually assigned codes.

## **Navigating between redactions**

At the top left is the summary of the reviewed redactions. It shows the number of reviewed redactions and the total number of redactions.

The redactions panel at the right displays the list of redactions. There are no options to change the configuration. The list does not contain redactions that do not have assigned reference codes.

To navigate directly to the first unreviewed redaction, click the icon next to the review summary.

When you click a redaction, the review panel also allows you to navigate to the previous and next redactions.

## **Marking a redaction as reviewed**

To mark a redaction as reviewed, either:

* In the file content:
  1. Click the redaction.
  2. On the panel, click **Mark as reviewed**.
* In the redaction list, click the redaction.

When you mark a redaction as reviewed:

* In the header, the count of reviewed redactions is updated.
* In the file content, the redaction is highlighted in green
* In the redaction list, a check mark is added in front of the redaction.

## **Unmarking a reviewed redaction**

To mark a reviewed redaction as not reviewed, either:

* In the file content:
  1. Click the redaction.
  2. On the panel, click **Unmark as** r**eviewed**.
* In the redaction list, click the redaction.


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