When a family does not fit on the current level in Relativity, what happens?

When a family does not fit on the current level in Relativity, the entire family rolls over to the next level. This process is designed to ensure that all related documents and data remain accessible and manageable without losing context. By rolling over to the next level, the integrity of the data is maintained, allowing for easier navigation and organization of related information. This method helps to avoid fragmentation of families and ensures that all relevant documents are linked together, enhancing the efficiency of the data management system.

The other options would not accurately reflect how Relativity handles data organization. Archiving the entire family would lead to potential loss of accessibility and context. Splitting a family into separate units could complicate the relationships between related documents. Allowing the family to remain at the current level would hinder effective data management and organization, which is contrary to the intended functionality of the platform. Thus, rolling over to the next level is the optimal solution for maintaining cohesive data structure.