What do exception fields help reviewers focus on in Relativity?

Exception fields in Relativity are designed to draw attention to specific data points or issues that may warrant further investigation during the review process. By utilizing these fields, reviewers can efficiently identify documents that deviate from the norm or present potential problems, such as discrepancies or notable flags that require additional scrutiny. This targeted focus helps streamline the review process, ensuring that the most relevant and potentially problematic elements are addressed promptly.

The other concepts mentioned, such as fundamental case structure and normal document flow, are more about the general organization and handling of data in the platform rather than the pinpoint attention that exception fields provide. General trends in case management also do not correlate directly with the purpose of exception fields, which are specifically meant to highlight anomalies or critical data points rather than overarching trends. Thus, the function of exception fields as a tool for identifying particular issues during review is central to their design and utility in the Relativity platform.