ReclassifyModes

Replaces the current primary Content Type and all secondary types on the Batch Folder with the new classification result, regardless of confidence.

• If classification is not successful (no confident result), the Batch Folder will be left unclassified or assigned the 'Default Type' if configured.
• All previous type assignments (primary and secondary) are removed.
• Use this mode when you want the latest classification logic to always determine the type, ensuring a clean slate for each classification.
• Typical for scenarios where legacy or incorrect type assignments should be fully replaced.

Updates the Content Type and removes all secondary types only if the new classification result meets confidence requirements.

• If classification is not confident, the existing type assignments are left unchanged.
• The Batch Folder will never be declassified by this mode.
• Use this to avoid removing existing types unless a confident new result is available, providing a safeguard against uncertain reclassification.
• Ideal for production environments where maintaining a valid type is critical.

Combines both the new and any existing classification candidates, then assigns the Content Type with the highest similarity score as the primary type.

• All previous type assignments are replaced by the winning candidate; secondary types are cleared.
• Useful when you want to leverage both prior and current classification results, such as when incrementally improving classification logic.
• Helps ensure the best available classification is always used, even if it comes from a previous run.

Does not change the Content Type or secondary types. If the new classification result differs from the current assignment, the Batch Folder is flagged for manual review.

• No type assignments are modified; only the flag status is updated.
• Use this mode for quality control, regression testing, or when validating new classification logic without making changes.
• Ensures that only items with discrepancies are brought to attention, supporting exception-based review workflows.

Adds the new classification result as a secondary type on the Batch Folder if it differs from the current primary type assignment.

• The original Content Type remains as primary; the new result is appended to the list of secondary types.
• No existing types are removed.
• Useful for supporting multi-type documents, tracking alternative classifications, or when a document may belong to more than one category.

Promotes the new classification result to be the primary Content Type, while preserving all previous type assignments (including secondary types).

• The previous primary type is demoted to secondary if it differs from the new result.
• No type assignments are lost; the full history of type associations is maintained.
• Supports scenarios where documents may evolve or require multiple type associations.