Relativity fields must be unicode enabled in order to be mapped to a processing field. True or False?

Relativity fields do indeed need to be Unicode enabled in order to be mapped to processing fields. Unicode is a standard character encoding that allows for the representation of text in multiple languages and symbols, making it essential for processing data that may include a wide variety of characters beyond ASCII.

When mapping fields for processing tasks, particularly when dealing with diverse datasets in e-discovery and document management, having Unicode support ensures that all characters are accurately captured and represented. This is especially important in legal contexts, where accurate representation of data is critical.

Incorporating Unicode enables the handling of different languages and special characters, which may be present in documents. Therefore, it's crucial that any fields intended for mapping in Relativity are Unicode enabled to maintain data integrity and ensure effective processing.