Rela vity Review Management Specialist exam prep
Updated New 2025/2026
In the context of email threading, is a blank a achment considered unique? - Answers Yes. So,
a duplicate email with a blank a achment is considered inclusive.
Four different redac$on modes available in image viewer - Answers 1. Basic Redact
2. Full page
3. Inverse
4.Mass Redact
Four different redac$on types available in image viewer - Answers 1. Black
2. Cross
3. Text
4. White
On the document ac$ons bu on in the image viewer, what is the difference between
'Reconvert' and 'Delete all images'? - Answers Delete all images is self-explanatory: it will
delete the images for a document.
Reconvert just reloads the document. Its name is misleading as it implies you are reconver$ng
the document from na$ve to image!
What is included in the related items toolbar? - Answers 1. Related items (e.g. family group,
duplicate, email thread)
2. Document history
3. Produc$on
,4. Linked
5. Search results
6. Batch sets
In the image viewer, how do you change the visibility of markups from hidden to transparent? -
Answers Using the markup visibility bu on.
When you rotate a page, does that rota$on persist a=er you have exited the document? -
Answers Yes
How do you view markup history? - Answers Right-click on any markup and press 'View
Markup History'.
How do you mass-delete markups? - Answers On the image viewer, press the bin icon.
How do you copy a markup set? - Answers Navigate to the Markup Set tab and press 'copy'.
Note: when you copy a markup set, the markups associated with that document are also
copied.
For example, you redact documents with the markup set A orney, and then you copy this
markup set, and rename it Expert. In the viewer, you open a document previously redacted with
the A orney markup set, but now you select the Expert markup set. The viewer displays the
document with the redac$ons previously applied with the A orney markup set.
What columns display on the Redact audits tab? - Answers Details: Shows the loca$on of the
markup that was created, reverted, or accepted/rejected.
Created On: The $me that the ac$on took place.
,Created By: Name of the user who took the ac$on/
Document: Document where the ac$on took place.
Ac$on: The type of ac$on taken by the user.
Does the Redact applica$on support languages other than English? - Answers Yes, it can
support over 100 languages although when ini$ally installed it only supports English.
If there is a chance that mul$ple languages could be combined together in the documents, you
can ensure the languages receive the appropriate markups by adding a + between each
language code. For example, entering spa+eng causes Spanish and English to receive markups
by a project.
Language codes are priori$zed from le= to right so the le=-most code will be given the highest
priority.
in the Redact applica$on, what does the Redact SeFngs tab allow you to do? - Answers It
allows you to determine what text displays in text redac$on op$ons in the Redact right-click
menu, e.g. 'Privileged', 'Confiden$al' etc.
What field do you use to search for documents which have been externally redacted in
associa$on with a markup set? - Answers Redact - Has External Markups
What field do you use to search for documents which have spreadsheet or PDF highlights? -
Answers Redact - Has Na$ve Highlights
What field do you use to search for markup sets which have documents with manually placed
markups? - Answers Redact - Has Manual Na$ve Markups
, What field do you use to search for markup sets which have spreadsheets or PDFs redac$ons? -
Answers
Once a spreadsheet or PDF Redact project has finished running, how do you determine the
documents where Redact could not apply a markup for quality control purposes? - Answers
This list is automa$cally generated once the project finishes running.
How do you determine the size of a Redact project? - Answers Use the Tally/sum/average
mass opera$on. Select the Rela$vity Image Count field.
Once a Redact project has finished running, what informa$on do you find out about the project
by by viewing the job? - Answers 1. Documents Marked Up
2. Markups Placed
3. Documents to review - To help you quality control the automa$on process, Redact will
compare the number of matches in the extracted text of a document to the number of markups
applied to it and if there are more matches than markups applied, the document will be flagged.
This $le tracks the number of flagged documents where there is a discrepancy between those
two tallies. Clicking on this $le will navigate you to the Documents tab where a saved search
that contains all of the documents that have less markups than there are matches in the
extracted text.
4. Documents with warnings - Displays the number of documents that encountered a warning.
5. History - This sec$on contains informa$on and sta$s$cs about the most recent project run.
If a layout has a lower number, does it display higher or lower than the other layouts on the list
which have higher sort order numbers? - Answers The lower the number, the higher it
appears in the sort order.