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# Classification Results
Upon finishing classification, new inferences, recommended redundancies, and concept equivalencies are all displayed in a dedicated browser view. Users wishing to review and study classification results before saving them can do so while engaging with other activities at the same time, as the classification results browser does not block the UI from other tasks.
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However, while someone is reviewing results and has this view open, other users are blocked from saving modifications on the same branch to avoid inconsistencies.
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## Export classification results
To review results independently, click on the  *Export classification results to DVS* button. The exported **`.zip`** file contains the Relationship Changes and the Equivalent Concepts file.
## Save classification results
Click the 
*Save* button and hit **`OK`** in the confirmation dialog to persist the classification results.
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In case there are no changes, the *Save* button is disabled.
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