What are the two required fields when creating a processing set?

When creating a processing set in the context of Relativity, you must provide a Name and a Processing Profile. The Name serves as a unique identifier for the processing set, allowing users to easily recognize the purpose or contents of the set when managing multiple sets within the system. The Processing Profile specifies the parameters and settings for the processing task, including how data will be managed, analyzed, and transformed during the processing workflow. This combination ensures that the set is not only identifiable but also configured correctly to perform the intended processing tasks effectively.

In contrast, the other options focus on elements that are not fundamental requirements for creating a processing set. For example, while Set ID and Destination Folder may be relevant in the broader context of data organization and storage, they are not compulsory fields needed to initiate a processing set. Similarly, profiles and error types or document types and numbering are important for processing tasks, but they do not represent essential fields required at the initial stage of creating the set. Thus, the correct combination of Name and Processing Profile is critical for establishing a processing set effectively within the Relativity framework.