

After installing Legal Hold, you can use Import/Export to migrate hold information from a legacy system into Relativity
For more information the load files you can import, see the following topics:
Before importing, or migrating, data, consider the following:
Before migration, you must convert existing hold information into separate load files with specific formats, as detailed below.
Note: Not all of the following information may exist in the legacy system, so you do not need to populate non-applicable fields, with the exception of required values, such as Name.
This migration does not cover:
The following items must all be unique:
Importing legacy data into Legal Hold requires separate imports through Import/Export for each object type. For example, import the custodians load file into the Entity object.
Note: The Entity field must have the email field populated for the Legal Hold system to work correctly. If the data is not imported correctly, you will need to restart the process.
When using Import/Export to import legal hold data, you are required to import the load files a specific order.
Import the load files in the following order:
For more information on the required load files, see Required load files.
After importing the data, you can also import optional data. Optional data includes tasks and questionnaire data. For more information, see Optional load files.
Use Import/Export to import legal hold data into Relativity. This section covers the basic process to import a Relativity Dynamic Object (RDO).
To import RDO data:
Repeat these steps for each load file. For more information about load files, see Load files.
Use the ARM application in conjunction with Legal Hold to archive, restore, and move a Relativity Legal Hold workspace between Relativity installations or SQL Servers. For more information on ARM, its job types, security permissions, and considerations, see the ARM documentation.
To run ARM with Legal Hold, you will need to select the Legal Hold check box in ARM. For more information, see Creating and running a Restore job.
When restoring Legal Hold data, the Portal URL field in Legal Hold should be re-entered immediately after performing a restore. When restoring a Legal Hold workspace, Relativity automatically removes the link to the Portal URL. The removal of the Portal URL prevents any further communication from being sent. Repopulate the Portal URL field to use Communications again.
To update the Portal URL after the restore, follow the steps below:
After updating the Portal URL, it may be useful to notify users of the new URL with a Global Reminder. You can easily include the new URL in the reminder by using the Portal Link merge field. For more information, see Enabling Global Reminder.
Use Integration Points in conjunction with Legal Hold to import entity data, employee or custodian, from Microsoft Entra ID. For example, the workstations, employee names, data shares, and more. To do this, install Integration Points application into your workspace from the Relativity Application Library. Once installed, add the Azure AD Provider source.
Add the Azure AD Provider source by creating an Azure AD application and credentials in your Azure Portal. During this you will create the application, select the Graph API, grant permissions, and find Azure credentials.
Note: You may not be able to import custom attributes from Azure into ReativitylOne using the Graph API. For example, the hyphen (-) character is not allowed. Certain Microsoft integrations such as Workday rely on this character. We do not support a direct connector from Workday for syncing entities.
The Integration Points Azure AD Provider is a separate application that is not in the Relativity Application Library. Contact Customer Support to add Azure AD provider as a source to Integration Points. Completing this adds Azure AD as a source within Integration Points.
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