If you choose to discover inline images, how does Relativity handle them in metadata upon publishing to the workspace?

When you choose to discover inline images in Relativity, the system processes these images as hidden attachments. This means that although the images are part of the document's content, they are not directly visible in the workspace interface as standalone files as standard attachments would be. Instead, they remain associated with their parent documents but are not highlighted for users to see right away.

This approach helps maintain a clean and organized document set while still preserving the integrity of the original content. The hidden status allows users to access these images if needed, but they will not clutter the user experience unless explicitly reviewed or retrieved. This functionality is particularly relevant during the quality check or review phases of document management, ensuring that inline images are available if necessary but do not overwhelm the primary document metadata.

Other options, like marking them as visible attachments or flagging them for review, do not accurately represent how inline images are treated in the context of document metadata within the workspace. Similarly, stating that they are not included in the metadata would ignore their presence in relation to the parent document, which is critical for comprehensive document analysis.