What specific result types does the processing engine copy to the document repository during discovery?

The processing engine is designed to handle the important tasks associated with the discovery phase in legal and compliance contexts. During this process, the engine extracts and combines various types of information essential for legal review and evidence. The correct answer identifies "native files and OCR results."

Native files are the original documents in their native formats (such as Word documents, PDFs, or spreadsheets) that provide the fullest and most complete context for a review. This means they contain all the data as it was originally created, including formatting, images, and other elements that might be lost in other formats.

OCR (Optical Character Recognition) results are crucial for transforming scanned documents or images of text into searchable and editable formats. This allows for better text searches and retrieval during the review process, making it easier to locate specific pieces of information.

Together, these result types ensure that the most relevant and useful information is available for legal teams to review thoroughly, facilitating a clearer understanding of the documentation being processed. This makes the options representing other types of results less suitable since they either lack the comprehensive content of native files or do not provide the necessary searchable format that OCR results contribute.