What is the maximum number of audits that can be mass reverted at one time?

The maximum number of audits that can be mass reverted at one time is 5000. This limitation is important to keep in mind for administrators managing large datasets or conducting significant changes in the audit logs. The restriction helps ensure system stability and prevents potential overloads that could occur if a greater number of audits were reverted in a single operation. By limiting the number of concurrent mass reverts, the system can maintain performance and provide administrators with a more manageable process for handling audit data. Understanding this limitation assists administrators in planning their audit management strategies effectively, ensuring they operate within the established parameters for optimal results.