What takes precedence over processing and native imaging jobs in Relativity?

In Relativity, TIFF-on-the-fly jobs take precedence over processing and native imaging jobs due to their function in the workflow. These jobs are designed to create TIFF images in real-time as documents are accessed or requested, making them critical for immediate review and printing needs. Their ability to produce images dynamically means that they are prioritized to ensure that users can view or print documents without unnecessary delays.

This prioritization is essential in legal contexts where timely access to document images can be crucial for case management. By allowing TIFF-on-the-fly jobs to take precedence, Relativity ensures that users can work efficiently, particularly during high-pressure situations like trial preparation or depositions, where quick access to visual representations of documents is often required.

Other job types, while important, do not have the same urgency or immediate impact on user workflow as TIFF-on-the-fly jobs, which is why they follow in priority when processing tasks are managed in the Relativity environment.