What are "transcripts" in the context of Relativity?

In the context of Relativity, transcripts refer specifically to written records of depositions or court proceedings that have been imported into the system. These documents serve a crucial role in legal practices, enabling users to access and review sworn statements made during depositions or the official recorded dialogue from court hearings. Utilizing transcripts allows legal professionals to analyze testimony, prepare for cases, and reference specific lines or sections easily within the Relativity platform.

This function is particularly valuable as it supports the retrieval and organization of key information from lengthy legal proceedings, streamlining the work process for attorneys and their teams. By having these transcripts accurately imported into the system, users can perform searches and tagging, aiding in the discovery and review phases of legal cases.

The other options, though relevant to legal contexts, do not encapsulate the specific role that transcripts play within the Relativity framework. Transcripts must be recognized and defined in their capacity as written records rather than as notes, audio files, or video files.