Which field controls the display of date and time on redacted images in Relativity?

The field that controls the display of date and time on redacted images in Relativity is the Native Time Zone Offset field. This field is essential as it determines how date and time values are presented based on the time zone settings of the user or the documents.

When dealing with redacted images, ensuring that the correct time zone is applied is crucial for clarity and accuracy. The Native Time Zone Offset field adjusts the timestamps of events, making it possible for users to understand when actions occurred relative to their own time zone. This aspect is particularly important in multi-regional contexts where documents might originate from different time zones or when users are in different locations during the review process.

The other fields, while related to date and time, do not directly control the display in the specific context of redacted images. The Creation Date and Modification Date fields represent specific timestamps for when documents were originally created or last altered, but they do not affect the presentation of date and time on redacted images themselves. The Document Date is more about the date associated with the content of the document rather than its metadata display settings. Thus, it is the Native Time Zone Offset that plays the pivotal role in determining how users perceive the timing information on redacted material.