With what tool can you rapidly transfer large amounts of data from RelativityOne storage to a local computer?

The RelativityOne Staging Explorer (ROSE) is a client-side application specifically designed for high-speed, bulk data transfers to and from the RelativityOne cloud environment. It leverages Aspera's FASP protocol to maximize transfer speed and reliability, making it the designated tool for moving large data volumes, such as exports or productions, from RelativityOne storage to a local computer. Simple file downloads are not practical for large-scale transfers, and Integration Points serves a different purpose.

A. Simple File Download is a browser-based function suitable for single files or very small batches, not for rapid, large-scale data transfer.

B. File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is a generic protocol; ROSE uses the proprietary Aspera protocol, which is much faster and more reliable for WAN transfers.

C. Relativity Integration Points (RIP) is used for transferring structured data and documents between workspaces or between Relativity and other systems, not for bulk file downloads to a local machine.

1. Relativity. (2023). RelativityOne Staging Explorer. RelativityOne Documentation. Retrieved from https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/RelativityOne/StagingExplorer/RelativityOneStagingExplorer.htm. The document states, "The RelativityOne Staging Explorer is a utility that allows you to upload and download files to and from your RelativityOne staging area." It highlights its use for "large data sets."

2. Relativity. (2023). Exporting with the RelativityOne Staging Explorer. RelativityOne Documentation. Retrieved from https://help.relativity.com/RelativityOne/Content/RelativityOne/StagingExplorer/ExportingwiththeRelativityOneStagingExplorer.htm. This page details the specific workflow for "downloading large document sets from RelativityOne to a local computer."