How is billing calculated for the Relativity repository application?

The billing for the Relativity repository application is determined by document count and unique document views. This approach is in place to ensure that clients are charged according to the actual usage and demands placed on the system. Document count refers to the total number of documents stored in the repository, providing a straightforward measure of the data being managed. Unique document views are significant because they reflect user interactions and the extent to which the repository is utilized by end-users.

By combining these two metrics, Relativity can create a billing structure that scales with the level of usage by the organization. It ensures that clients are billed fairly, reflecting both the volume of data stored and the active engagement with that data, thus aligning costs more closely with the user's activity within the system.

This contrasts with other potential billing methods; for example, billing based on document size might not accurately capture user engagement, while a model based solely on user access or audits processed could overlook essential aspects of data utilization. Therefore, focusing on both document count and unique views provides a comprehensive picture of usage for effective billing.