Which Relativity Object are Views connected to directly?

Views in Relativity are directly connected to the Document object. This connection allows users to create custom views that specify how documents are displayed and organized within a workspace. Views provide the ability to filter documents, define which fields to show, and apply specific sorting criteria, allowing users to tailor the document presentation to their needs.

By being associated directly with documents, views enable users to interact with the data efficiently. They can quickly find information based on the criteria set within the view and navigate the large volumes of documents that are typically handled in legal and e-discovery contexts.

The other options represent different aspects of the Relativity ecosystem. While clients, layouts, and groups play significant roles in organization and permissions within Relativity, they do not directly associate with views. Clients manage user access to workspaces, layouts define the arrangement of fields on document detail pages, and groups are used for managing user permissions and access rights. Thus, while all these objects are essential in the overall structure of a Relativity workspace, it is the Document object that is fundamentally linked to the functionality of views.