Because Relativity copies the files to its file repository, what can you do after the processing set is complete?

When processing documents in Relativity, the platform creates a copy of the files in its file repository. This design allows for a variety of actions to be taken once the processing set is complete, without affecting the original data. Detaching the attached drive after processing signifies that the data is now safely stored within Relativity's environment, freeing up local resources or file storage.

This practice is crucial for maintaining data integrity and organizational efficiency. By detaching the drive, users can ensure that the original files are no longer tied to the processing environment, minimizing risks of accidental deletion or alteration. Moreover, it allows for proper system maintenance and management of resources.

Other options, such as deleting original files, reprocessing, or transferring to another system, could have implications on data integrity, cleanup challenges, or potential errors in tracking file statuses, which is why they are less optimal in this scenario. Detaching the drive represents an ideal practice after ensuring that all necessary data has been appropriately processed and stored.