Which user role has the authority to revert coding decisions in the Audit list?

The user role that has the authority to revert coding decisions in the Audit list is the system administrators. This is because system administrators possess elevated privileges that allow them to manage and modify various aspects of the system, including overseeing the changes and coding decisions made by other users.

In the context of auditing within a system, it's crucial to have designated roles that can act as checks and balances against coding decisions, ensuring compliance and accuracy. System administrators are typically responsible for maintaining the integrity of the platform, making it necessary for them to have the ability to revert decisions that may not comply with the standards or requirements set by the organization.

Regular workspace users and project managers may not have the same level of access to revert coding decisions because they are primarily focused on their specific roles within projects and may not have the overarching permissions needed for broader system management. All users would similarly lack those elevated privileges that are critical for administrating the platform effectively.