What is page-level numbering?

Page-level numbering is a method of applying unique identifiers, such as Bates numbers, to every individual page within a set of produced documents. This contrasts with document-level numbering, where only the first page of each document receives a number. Page-level numbering is essential for providing a precise reference to specific pages in a production, which is a common requirement in legal proceedings for exhibits and citations.

A. Numbering each document refers to document-level numbering, where only the first page of a document is stamped with a unique identifier.

C. Numbering users is not a standard concept in Relativity; users are identified by names or email addresses, not sequential numbers.

D. Numbering fields is not a standard practice; fields are identified by their names. Data within fields can be numbered, but this is distinct.

1. Relativity. (n.d.). Adding a production set. Relativity Server 2023 Documentation. Retrieved from https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/Productions/Addingaproductionset.htm. (See "Numbering" section, specifically the description of "Page level numbering").

2. Relativity. (n.d.). Production numbering. Relativity Server 2023 Documentation. Retrieved from https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/Relativity/Productions/Productionnumbering.htm. (See "Production numbering fields" section).