Yes, RelativityOne is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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RelativityOne is free.
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Relativity doesn’t work in mobile browsers, give you a link to the app. Download the app, paste the instance link, and it opens a mobile browser with in the app. Which, of course tells you that the browser isn’t supported, and gives you a link to download that app that you are currently in -_- utter garbage.
You can’t play mp4 files through the app. iOS plays them natively, why doesn’t your app. Plus you block access to your web interface from iOS. I would rather navigate in micro text than not have access to the desktop site. The app lacks lots of features like saving searches. Virtually useless to me
For whatever reason, Relativity doesn’t let you sign in and gives an error saying browser isn’t supported, please download the app . . . on the app.
No access to dashboards, reports, or any other enrichments beyond highlighting? The admin settings let us add users and groups, but not modify any permissions. While I see the limited benefit of reviewing documents on a tiny screen this app is lacking all the bells and whistles it needs.
