After retrying errors in Relativity, what must you do to see previously errored documents?

To see previously errored documents after retrying errors in Relativity, republishing is necessary. When documents encounter errors, they often go into a state where they are not visible to users for various reasons, such as metadata issues or processing conflicts. Republishing the documents essentially refreshes their status within the system, allowing the changes made during the retry process to take effect and making those documents accessible again.

Republishing helps to ensure that the corrected versions of those documents are integrated into the review workflow. This action updates the indexes and visibility settings, enabling users to retrieve and work on the documents that were previously hindered due to errors.

While it may seem straightforward that no action would be required or that users could simply wait for changes to take effect, the reality is that explicit actions like republishing are necessary to clear the status of errored documents and make sure they are processed correctly moving forward. Other options, such as deleting and re-importing, may complicate the workflow or introduce additional issues, while simply changing user permissions does not address the underlying problem of document visibility.