True or False: You can use mass revert on any action in Relativity.

The idea of mass reverting in Relativity is limited in scope. Specifically, mass revert functionality is applied to certain actions within the platform, allowing administrators to undo modifications made to specific items. However, it is not universally applicable to all actions across the platform.

For instance, mass revert is specifically designed for actions that pertain to document updates, such as tagging or changing field values. However, it does not extend to all possible modifications, particularly those outside of document handling, such as changes made to user permissions or system-wide settings.

This limitation is essential for maintaining the integrity of actions that affect the broader context within Relativity. By knowing the specific contexts in which mass revert can be applied, administrators can ensure they are making informed decisions on how to manage changes within their Relativity environments. This is why the answer is false, as the option indicates that mass revert cannot be applied to every action in Relativity.