Mark Document as Complete
Marking a document as complete allows you to know where the last labeled document was. This can also help you determine which documents are finished if you have multiple files in a project.
How do we mark a document as complete?
First, ensure that you are in a team project and open one of those projects with multiple documents.
You will see all the documents in your project in the 'List of Files' extension.

You as a labeler or reviewer can mark the document as complete by clicking the checkbox in “List of Files”.

In a span-based project, if you have label classes that are not applied in the document, you will get a pop-up dialog confirmation to indicate that some label classes are not applied.

Furthermore, you can also mark the document or project as complete by simply finding the 'Mark as Complete' button under the File menu or using the shortcut option.

If you mark all documents in your project as completed, there will be a confirmation pop-up to confirm that the project is complete.

Additional Information
For span-based projects, there will be a pop-up showing zero instances of label classes when you mark a document as complete.
For document-based projects and labeler mode, the document will be automatically checked if the required question has already been answered.
You can check and recheck the document to mark it as complete or incomplete.
Other than that, you need to manually mark the document as complete.
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