What's New in Relativity Server 2024
Discover new and enhanced features as well as changes in Relativity Server 2024 that will help you tackle every phase of your e-discovery projects.
For a full list of enhancements and changes from each Release, see the Release Notes. For more information on Relativity infrastructure requirements, see What's new in the infrastructure.
Short message slicing helps you focus only on the portions of the conversations that matter most to your case and eliminate cumbersome redaction workarounds needed when imaging an entire conversation. Now, users will be able to select certain messages to be sliced out of your original RSMF file into a new RSMF file. You can manually select the messages you want to slice, or easily filter and mass select by participant, event types, and date ranges.
Our new RSMF handler will transform the way short message data is processed into Relativity Server by introducing workflows unique to short message. With this update, you’ll get to process more RSMF 2.0 metadata like application and collection ID, include your custom metadata and process files over 200 MB.
We’ve made multiple enhancements to improve your name normalization experience and results. This includes the option to run the analysis only on latest email received in an email chain and the ability to assign up to 500 aliases to a particular entity in a single operation.
The native PDF viewer is improved by expanding the number of types of PDFs rendered properly, including signatures within PDFs. This will provide you with a more stable experience when working with PDFs in Relativity Server.
You can now more easily navigate audio and video files in the Viewer. A new wave form view helps determine where activity lies within files so you can quickly find relevant material, while enhanced functionality gives you additional control, including skipping over silence and playing at different speeds.
Audio files Viewer documentation
OCR during Processing now supports Arabic, Hebrew, Thai, and Vietnamese.
What's New in Previous Versions
For full information about changes in the previous versions of Relativity, see the Relativity release notes and the documentation sites for the previous versions: