Which of the following is NOT a connection of the Document object?

The Document object in Relativity is foundational for managing and interacting with documents within the platform. Its connections mainly revolve around organizing, displaying, and interacting with the information related to the documents stored in a case.

Layout refers to how documents are displayed, including the organization of fields and other components within the document viewer or review environment. This indicates a direct relationship between layout configurations and document representation.

Field connections are crucial as they define the metadata or attributes associated with the document. A field may correspond to various characteristics such as document type, date, or other relevant information that enhances the review process.

Custom Objects are also connected to the Document object, allowing users to create tailored entities that can be linked with documents for added functionality or specific case needs. This means that documents can be enriched with more specialized data through these relationships.

In contrast, while users are integral to the overall platform, they do not form a direct connection with the Document object itself. Users interact with documents but are considered part of the user permissions and roles system rather than a direct connection that influences how documents are structured or categorized within the Document object. Thus, user connections are more external rather than intrinsic to the Document object, distinguishing them from the other more directly associated elements.