What's new in Blackout 4.7
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Blackout 4.7 Release Overview
Blackout 4.7 includes the following product improvements and bug fixes.
Features
Find & Redact
Images now contain a Blackout Find & Redact search box in the top right corner. Find & Redact respects existing Relativity Redaction privileges and can place any type of image redaction.
Pre-OCR Image Projects
Image projects now have a setting that allows Blackout Admins to generate OCR for a set of images without running any rules to speed up review and long-running image project execution times.
Manual Failures Tab Improvements
The manual failures tab now contains paging, filtering, and sorting, as well as additional column options and more user-friendly mass operations.
Blackout Analyze supports dtSearch rules
Blackout analyze supports dtSearch rules supported by Image, Spreadsheet, and PDF projects.
Performance Improvements
- Improved accept all/reject all performance of Manual Spreadsheet Redactions with thousands of markups.
- Improved stability of large image projects with Character Scope OCR.
Bug Fixes
- Respect filtering for the image QC pane
- Improved messaging around Relativity errors in the document viewer that cause Blackout to fail to load properly.
- Fixed an issue where Blackout Analyze results would not export if results contained documents without extensions.
- Fixed an issue with the Manual Failures tab taking a long time to load with 100s of entries.
- Orphaned markups now appear in the Manual Failure tab.
- Fixed an issue where redactions could be placed in the incorrect order when run through a propagation project with many reverts and reruns.
Known Issues
- There is a known issue in Blackout 4.6 & 4.7 when using character scope redactions in image, PDF, and spreadsheet projects. When the last character of a term is followed by a punctuation mark (e.g. at the end of a sentence), the last character of the matched text will not be redacted.