What does the processing set associate with after creating a processing profile?

The processing set associates with processing settings after creating a processing profile because the processing profile is essentially a predefined set of criteria that dictates how documents will be processed within a review environment. These settings include specifications such as file formats, metadata extraction, and searchable text generation.

When a processing profile is created, it captures the desired configurations that should be applied to the documents during processing. This ensures uniformity and consistency in how data is handled, which is critical for maintaining the integrity of the review process.

The other options, while relevant to different aspects of the overall document management process, do not directly describe what a processing set associates with after the creation of a processing profile. File groups refer to collections of files that may be processed together, user permissions pertain to access rights for users, and document reviews involve the evaluation of processed documents, none of which are the primary focus of what the processing set aligns with.