Authentic Relativity Certification Exam RCA Questions Answers

The correct answer is C. Unlock the application. Relativity’s application uninstall documentation states that before deleting or uninstalling an application, you must unlock the application if necessary , and specifically notes that you can't delete a locked application . That makes unlocking the required prerequisite among the options given.

The other options are not listed as required prerequisites. There is no documented requirement to run an uninstall script from the Scripts tab, delete associated tabs first, or unlink all saved searches before uninstalling. Relativity separately documents locking and unlocking applications and states that unlocking allows editing and changes to the application. Therefore, prior to uninstalling an application from a workspace, the required step is to unlock the application .

The correct answer is A. "Queue Refresh" must be set to "On". Relativity’s Review Center admin documentation states that Queue Refresh controls whether the queue automatically refreshes after coding activity . For prioritized review queues, that refresh includes re-running the saved search, checking for outside-coded documents, retraining the classifier, and re-ranking documents based on the latest coding. That makes Queue Refresh the setting required for automatic queue refreshing.

Relativity also documents that prioritized review queues auto-refresh when there has been a 20% change in total coded documents, and additionally after 8 hours if there has been coding activity. Those are auto-refresh conditions, but they do not replace the need for the Queue Refresh setting itself. Option B therefore describes a trigger condition, not the required setting. Options C and D are not documented as the needed configuration for automatic refresh. Therefore, the correct answer is that Queue Refresh must be turned on .

The correct answer is D. Add them to an instance-level group with permissions to create groups, manage users, and assign permissions. Relativity’s instance security model allows administrators to assign instance-level permissions to groups through the Admin Security dialog. The documentation explains that permissions can be managed granularly through object security, tab visibility, and admin operations, which means a user can be given specific administrative rights without being made a full system administrator.

This matters because the System Administrators group grants broad access to admin-level permissions and tabs, including queue management. Relativity’s documentation specifically notes that system admins have access to all admin-level capabilities such as queue management, users, and groups tabs . If you do not want the user reviewing Processing or Production queues, giving full System Admin membership is broader than necessary. A workspace admin group is also insufficient for this requirement because creating groups, managing users, and assigning instance-level permissions are administrative functions controlled at the instance level. Therefore, the correct configuration is to place the user in an instance-level group with only the permissions they need.