Which term is used to display lists of items in Relativity?

The term used to display lists of items in Relativity is "View." A View in this context refers to a predefined way to display and filter data within Relativity, often consisting of columns representing different fields that describe each item in the list.

Using Views allows users to customize what information they want to see, sort how items are displayed, and apply filters to manage large sets of data more effectively. For instance, a user might create a View to only show documents with specific tags or that correspond to a certain date range, enhancing efficiency in reviewing and analyzing case-related information.

The other terms associated with database interfaces and data organization have distinct roles. "Field" refers to a single piece of data or attribute about a record, "Group" typically pertains to collections or segments of users or documents, and "Layout" usually relates to how individual records or documents are structured and presented but does not directly describe how lists of items are organized or displayed.