What permissions must a user have to import data via RDC?

To import data via the Relativity Data Connector (RDC), a user must have the necessary document permissions. Specifically, the permissions to view, add, and edit documents are essential because these actions allow the user to interact with the data being imported.

When a user imports data, they need to be able to view existing documents to ensure they are not duplicating data and to assess how the new data will fit into the existing dataset. The permission to add documents is crucial as it allows the user to create new entries based on the data being imported. Additionally, edit permissions are important because they enable modifications to any documents that may need to be updated during the import process, ensuring that the newly added data integrates seamlessly with the existing data.

In contrast, permissions related to workspace creation, user management, or tab visibility do not directly impact the ability to import data. While these permissions are important for overall workspace management and organization, they are not specifically required just to import data using the RDC.

Therefore, having the rights to view, add, and edit documents is the foundation for successful data importation in Relativity.