What items are considered when calculating RelativityOne billable GB data size?

When calculating the billable GB data size in RelativityOne, the focus is on the types of file formats that contribute to data storage and processing within the platform. Native files, text-only documents, and images are all considered in this calculation because they directly affect the storage requirements and processing capabilities of the system.

Native files are the original formats of files such as Word documents, spreadsheets, and other common file types. Text-only documents are files that contain only text, typically stripped of any formatting that may increase their size. Images, which can include various formats like JPEGs or PNGs, also take up considered space. These file types are essential in e-discovery and legal contexts as they usually contain relevant information that needs to be analyzed and processed.

Other options such as only including native files and text documents, or excluding certain file types like images or compressed archives, do not accurately reflect the comprehensive approach RelativityOne uses when determining billable data size. Compressed files and archives, for example, may not contribute fully to the billable GB because these formats can be reduced in size and may not hold all the data in an accessible manner for the Relativity platform. Thus, option B aligns with the inclusive methodology that RelativityOne applies to establish