What types of files can you apply markups to with Redact?

When considering which types of files can have markups applied using the Redact feature, it is important to identify the correct formats that are supported. The correct answer indicates RSMF files, which are typically associated with Relativity's proprietary file format designed for managing review data within the platform.

RSMF files are integrated within Relativity’s ecosystem, allowing users to effectively apply redactions, annotations, or markups relevant to the document management process. This capability is essential for maintaining compliance and protecting sensitive information throughout the document review workflow.

In contrast, while other file types such as PDF might be capable of having markups applied in different contexts or software solutions, they do not reflect the specific functionality within the Relativity framework that RSMF files support. PST files refer to Outlook data files, which are outside the domain of document markup within Relativity, and JPEG files are image formats that typically do not leverage redaction features in the same way that RSMF files do. Thus, the distinction lies in the specific compatibility of RSMF with the Redact functionality within Relativity.