RelativityOne is now Relativity aiR — see the announcement for details on renamed products and features.
Along with the renaming of RelativityOne to Relativity aiR, other product and feature names have also changed:
References to the old product/feature names may still appear in this documentation, in the product, and in other sources such as marketing materials, published content, and commercial or legal agreements. In these instances, the old name and new name refer to the same feature/product. See this announcement for more details.
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