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Relativity Integration Points

Sean O'Shea
Aug 2, 2020
1 min read

Relativity Integration Points (RIPs) assist with the import of data from third party systems into Relativity workspaces. RIPs facilitate field mapping. RIPs provide the same functionality as Relativity Desktop Client. Relativity 9.5 and later work with RIPs.

When importing data with csv files select Document as the dynamic object.

Integration points can be set to sync data at different intervals. Data is imported via FTP addresses.

When mapping fields be sure to set a unique identifier and an object identifier - these are the only two required fields.

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