What is a key limitation regarding the Viewer for inline designations?

A key limitation of the Viewer for inline designations is that it does not differentiate between uploaded documents and inline designations. This means that when users view content, they may struggle to discern which parts of the document are inline designations created during the review process and which parts are original uploaded documents. This lack of distinction can hinder clarity and understanding of how designations were applied or modified within the context of the document. The importance of recognizing inline designations separately is vital for efficient navigation and accurate interpretation of the evidence during a review.

In contrast, the other options present limitations that are either not relevant to the functionality of the Viewer or describe features that might still function correctly within the system. For instance, the ability to display uploaded documents is a fundamental feature of the Viewer and does not restrict its utility. Additionally, the lack of filters for designation categories, while potentially a limitation in some use cases, does not relate directly to the Viewer’s capability to display content correctly. Lastly, accessibility to users without permissions pertains to user access control rather than the functionality of designations within the Viewer.