What is a limitation of locked applications in Relativity?

Locked applications in Relativity are designed to ensure that certain aspects of the application remain unchanged to maintain data integrity and consistency. When applications are locked, users cannot make edits to most components of the application, which is a critical limitation.

The ability to edit components is restricted to specific elements that may still require adjustment based on user permissions or operational needs. For instance, even if some elements are editable, the overall structure and defined components typically remain protected to prevent unintended modifications that could affect workflows, reporting, or user access.

This limitation is essential for maintaining the reliability of the application, especially in environments where multiple users are accessing the same data or configurations. By restricting edits, locked applications help safeguard against errors that could arise from inconsistent changes by different users.

In contrast, assessing saved searches, freely adding new components, or deleting components can be handled differently under various permissions and settings and do not directly relate to the primary purpose of locking applications to maintain their integrity.