Manage case options
The application case options are settings that administrators can access and change to alter the behavior of individual cases. For some of the settings, you must provide values to use the application features. Use this topic to help you understand the effects of setting and changing case options.
System administrators and portal administrators can access case options. Case administrators can access case options for their cases.
To manage the case options:
On the Portal Home page, under Portal Management, click Cases and Servers.
On the Cases page, click the name of the case whose options you want to set.
In the navigation pane, click Case Options.
Edit the case options as needed.
To save the options, click Save. To revert to the last saved settings, click Reset.
Clone options
The Clone options button enables administrators to select case option settings and clone, or copy them to the same case options in selected cases.
To clone an option or options for all cases in your organization:
On the Portal Home page, under Portal Management, click Cases and Servers.
On the Cases page, click the name of the case whose options you want to set.
In the navigation pane, click Case Options.
Click the Clone options button.
On the Select Options page, select the options whose values you want to clone. You must select at least one option before you click Next.
On the Target Cases page, select the cases to apply the case option values to. The cases that appear depend on your user role and organization security, when in effect. For portal administrators, when organization security is enabled, the list of available items depends on membership in a provider or client organization. To understand how organizations are managed in Nuix Discover, see Organizations. For a summary of how organization security affects portal access for each user category, see Portal security table.
After selecting at least one case, click Finish.
The values for the selected case options from the source case are copied to the case options in the selected target cases. You are notified of the operation’s success, or if errors occur.
Configuration options
Update the options described in the following table to set or change the way that the application operates in your environment.
Some of these options may not be visible on the Case Options page.
System values
Option |
Description |
Default |
Affected areas |
Browse pane concepts document count limit |
Case administrators can use this value to limit the result set size in the Browse pane for Concepts and Selected Concepts. Limiting the result set size helps prevent concepts in the Browse pane from timing out. If a user opens a result set with more documents than the default, counts will not appear, and the application displays a message indicating to reduce the number of results to view the counts. |
25,000 |
Browse pane |
Browse pane result set count threshold |
If your result set is greater than this value, the Browse pane displays ellipses instead of the item count. Note that increasing this value reduces the performance of the Browse feature and can cause time-outs and a heavy database load. |
70,000 |
Documents > List |
The maximum number of issues that can be added to a Code pane template. Use 0 to allow an unlimited number of issues to be added to the templates. See also Issue pane issue limit in this table. |
1,000 |
Documents > Code > Coding Template Administration |
|
Concept analyze all documents in case |
If enabled, automatically selects all new documents and performs concept analysis during indexing and enrichment. Also changes the appearance of the indexing and enrichment submission dialog by removing the ability to submit documents for concept analysis separately from indexing. The application selects the option by default for new cases, but clears, or disables, the option for existing cases. Note that selecting this option can increase time for indexing and enrichment jobs. |
Cleared for existing cases, selected for new cases |
Map |
If selected, administrators can browse the email domains and the email addresses of the people associated with each domain on the People and Organizations page in the Case Setup section, and search for documents by email domain using the Organization fields. The process for extracting email domains from a People value to populate the Organization field populates at most one Organization value per People value. The rules are complex and documented in the Email domain extraction topic. |
Selected |
Coding |
|
Enable audio transcription |
If selected, enables the audio transcription service for a case. Note: This functionality is enabled through third-party API integration with IBM. For information about licensing and how to sign up for this service, see the following link: https://www.ibm.com/watson/services/speech-to-text. |
Cleared |
Audio |
Enable code pane | When the option is cleared, the Coding/Code option is removed from the Security > Features page. For users, the Code pane is no longer available on the Documents page, and they can no longer add it to a workspace. If users had previously displayed the Code pane in a workspace, the pane now displays a message indicating that they no longer have permission to view the Code pane. | Selected | Security > Features |
Enable Concept Cloud on the Case Home page for users with access to search concepts |
If selected, the Concept Cloud page on the Case Home page is available for any user with search concepts permissions, as set on the Security > Features page. |
Cleared |
Case Home |
Enable logging |
Enable logging for the case. This option is selected by default. You can manually clear this option to stop logging for the case. |
Selected |
Logging |
Enable Mobile Binders |
If selected, this feature allows administrators to create mobile binders to use with the Mobile Binders feature. |
Cleared |
Binders |
Enable page links in OCR text | If selected, this feature automatically inserts page link footers at the end of each page of OCR text. | Selected | Productions |
Enable PDF redaction functionality for this case. You must also select the Enable PDF annotations portal option. If enabled, users can: Add redactions, highlights, and notes to PDFs, and print and export those PDFs. Create productions of annotated PDF files. Control the resolution of PDF page rendering. Use page level granularity, which means users are able to work on individual pages of multi-page single file documents. Important: Once you select Enable PDF annotations for a case, do not disable it. |
Cleared |
Productions, Pages View |
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Enable PDF direct view | Enable the display of PDFs via a user’s web browser when choosing the near-native view. | Cleared | Productions, Pages View |
The maximum number of subissues that can be expanded in the issue tree in the Code pane > Issues view. Use 0 to allow users to expand an unlimited number of subissues. See also Coding template issue limit in this table. |
1,000 issues 0 = unlimited |
Documents > Code > Issues |
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OCR documents without content files |
If selected, documents that do not have content files or that are identified as non-searchable PDFs during ingestion are automatically submitted for optical character recognition (OCR) processing during indexing and enrichment. The OCR processing uses the default OCR settings. Note: Documents are scanned for the English language only. |
Cleared |
Index |
Production default native field |
One-to-one field that contains the file extension detail of the file to be considered the native file for productions and in the document native view. |
none |
Productions, Native view |
Production placeholder font size |
Size of the production placeholder font. |
20 |
Productions |
Production placeholder letter type |
Determines printed letter size for placeholders. The application supports U.S. Letter and A4 values. |
US Letter |
Productions |
Renumbering retain staging tables | Determines when staging tables for Renumbering are retained. Type one of the following options: Always, Failure, and Never. | Failure | Renumbering |
Results-based document content |
Select to use “pre-fetching” of extracted HTML to accelerate document content viewing. |
Cleared |
Documents > View |
Search max unique word count |
Set the maximum unique word count that can be retrieved from an index for content searching. |
256,000 Minimum value: 16 Maximum value: 4,096,000 |
Index and Content Search |
Super notes user switch |
When selected, allows group leaders to edit other users’ notes. |
Selected |
Documents > View |
Suppress view of embedded content on MHT |
When viewing Outlook mail messages, embedded content can appear as encoded data. Select this option if you do not want to view this type of content. |
True |
Documents > View |
Translate with Microsoft custom model |
Configure a custom translation model to be used for Microsoft translations for a specific case and for a specific language pair. Note: You must work with Nuix to configure this feature in your SaaS environment. To request access to this feature, submit a ticket on the Nuix Support Portal, located at https://nuix.service-now.com/support. A custom translation model allows you to create a customized dictionary of domain-specific source language and target language terms for a specific language pair. Microsoft refers to this feature as the Microsoft Custom Translator. Custom models will need to be created in Microsoft’s Custom Translator portal in Azure. |
Cleared |
Documents > Translate |
Timeline document count threshold |
The maximum number of documents in a results set that the application loads in the Timeline pane. |
50,000 documents |
Documents > View > Timeline |
Use Media Player for IE users |
To improve performance when using Internet Explorer, all audio and video files now automatically play in Windows Media Player. To disable this feature for a case, clear the check box. |
Selected |
Documents > View > Image viewer |
Use private notes |
Allow users to make private notes. Notes can be made in PDF and image files. Only administrators can view private notes. |
Selected |
Documents > View > Image viewer |
By default, the settings for the case options in the following table are optimized for most cases and should not need to be changed. Nuix Support can advise if you need to set or change these values.
Some of these options may not be visible on the Case Options page.
Option |
Description |
Default |
Cache types list |
Enable your browser to cache documents with these extensions for viewing. To not cache any documents, set the value to NONE. |
doc;xls;ppt;pps;rtf;docx;xlsx;pptx;mpa;odt;vsd |
Content HTML cache length |
The size of the cached content to keep for each document. This content is loaded immediately when a user clicks to load a document. Any content beyond the set length will render as the user scrolls through the document. |
60,000 bytes per documents |
Content HTML cache life |
The number of days from when a document is loaded or last viewed that the application keeps the cached HTML rendering of the document. Cached HTML content increases performance when viewing documents. Values of 1,000 or higher keep the content cached indefinitely. |
1,000 for new documents 180 for existing documents |
Content HTML cache limit |
Maximum number of documents in the cache. |
3,000,000 documents |
Content HTML max length |
The maximum length of HTML to display when viewing document content. Any HTML beyond the set length does not appear when viewing documents. When the loaded content exceeds this size, the user sees a message asking them to download the document. |
10,000,000 bytes per document |
Content view prefetch |
The number of documents to pre-load in Formatted content and Unformatted content view in the View pane. |
2 documents |
Default Number of Included Nodes |
The default number of nodes to show on the Communication Network and Domain Network visualizations. |
5 |
Disable downloading external resources during text extraction | Select this option to block external web calls during text extraction when HTML links are encountered, for example, when using the Predictive Coding feature. | Cleared |
Download formatted content size limit in bytes |
The maximum file size that renders when a document with hit highlighting opens in the View pane, in bytes. This is the size of the rendered formatted content, not the underlying native file. Sometimes the rendered content is much larger than the native file. If there are no hits to highlight, this limit does not apply. If the rendered content (including hit highlighting) exceeds this limit, a message indicates that the file cannot be opened. |
10,485,760 bytes (10 MB) |
Enable HTTP compression |
Enable HTTP compression to provide faster transmission times between IIS and client browsers that can accept compressed files. |
Selected |
Enforce SSL security |
When selected, does not allow native files to cache. This feature prevents the native application from creating a temporary file, which may then be accessible to a non-authorized person. File types in the Cache types list appear as HTML rather than opening in their native application. |
Selected |
Exclude attachment content for text extraction from MSG and EML files | When selected, the extracted text from MSG and EML files does not contain the text of the attachments. When you leave the option unchecked, the extracted text from MSG and EML files contains the text of the attachments. By default, the option is unchecked for existing cases and checked for new cases that were created using the Add case feature. Cases cloned from a template case receive the setting of the option from the cloned case. |
Cleared |
Excluded file extensions for text extraction |
For exports, the file types excluded from text extraction. |
tif,tiff,jpeg,bmp,png,gif,psd,psp,dwg |
Export - PDF compression | This option is selected by default. If selected, PDF documents are compressed before being exported to reduce the size of the export. In certain situations where PDF exports are running but stop progressing, turning this option off may help to resolve the issue. | Selected |
Export job batch size |
The export job batch size. For efficiency, all export jobs are split into multiple batches. This allows batches to be spread out among multiple workers. All files from a single document are processed in a batch together. |
100 |
Extract text job batch size |
Controls the number of batches or tasks for standalone text extraction jobs or text extraction that is part of the predict process. The application determines the text extraction job batch size using whichever is smaller in file size: the number of files specified in the Extract text job max batch file size portal option on the Portal Management > Settings > Portal Options page or the file size specified in this case option. |
5,000 |
File size for update batch size |
This value defines the batch size in pages for RPF-driven updates to the file_size field for pages of a document. |
1,000 pages |
File size in bytes limit |
The maximum file size that renders when a document opens in the View pane, in bytes. When a document exceeds the maximum file size, users can click a button to continue rendering the file. A message indicates that the file can take a while to load. You cannot set this value greater than 21474836470. |
3,145,278 bytes |
Imaging document timeout |
The length of time before a document being converted into an image times out, in seconds. |
600 seconds |
Imaging small jobs default priority |
The priority to assign to small imaging jobs: Low, High, or Immediate. |
High |
Imaging small jobs threshold |
The maximum number of documents in an imaging job to give the job the small jobs default priority. |
100 documents |
Ingestion large file type maximum sizes |
The maximum size of each file type that should be included in an ingestion. Files over the designated size generate a warning when calculating the file size for a folder. You can still submit the files for processing. The format for this setting is: extension, size in GB; Note that each setting is separated by a semicolon. Use an asterisk as the extension to define the maximum size for all extensions not specifically listed. |
*,5;PST,6;RAR,3 |
Ingestions size threshold for splitting large containers | The size threshold in gigabytes that large archive files will be split before processing. Set this value to 0 to disable this setting. | 10 |
Load search file size limit |
The maximum size of files you can load using the Load search file tool, in KB. |
4,096 KB (4 MB) |
Map page default size |
Default number of documents per page to display in the Map pane. |
2,500 document |
Map page maximum size |
Maximum number of documents per page to display in the Map pane. |
10,000 documents |
Predict job batch size |
Determines the number of documents placed in a batch to extract, score, or tokenize for training. |
5,000 |
Predict Large Document Truncation Length | Amount of characters to keep at the beginning of a long text after truncation. | 100000000 |
Predict Max Document Size | Maximum size (in MB) of a document allowed before its content is truncated. | 500 |
Predict Tokenization Batch Max Size | Maximum size in bytes of a batch is allowed when there is more than one document. | 300 |
Stopped concept RPF threshold |
The maximum number of documents to process before recalculating the stopped concepts. The next time an Indexing and enrichment job runs, the job updates the document counts for concepts to respect stopped concepts. This improves results for find similar searches. Going forward, when concepts are stopped, the counts are recalculated. For prevalent concepts, stopping a concept triggers a Concept analysis RPF job to recalculate the counts. The threshold for how prevalent a concept is to trigger a job is controlled by this option. |
2,500 |
Threading analysis batch size |
Batch size used for the analysis stage of Thread Analysis jobs. |
10,000 |
Threading extraction batch size |
Batch size used for the body text extraction stage of Thread Analysis jobs. |
1,000 |
Thumbnail images in list view |
Determines if the application generates thumbnail images for documents in the List pane. Thumbnail images are generated during the indexing and enrichment job for the case. After enabling this option, the next indexing and enrichment job may run longer than normal as thumbnails are generated for all existing documents. |
False |
Timeline default field ID |
The timeline histogram default Date field. Defaults to 102, the Document Date field ID. |
102 |
Select this option to enable the Google machine language translation service for the case. Note: This functionality is enabled through third-party API integration with Google. For information about licensing and how to sign up for this service, see the following: https://cloud.google.com/translate/. Note: A system administrator must configure the service on the Portal Management > Settings > Translation Services page first. Tip: You can clone this case option for your organization. |
Cleared |
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Select this option to enable the Microsoft machine language translation service for the case. This functionality is enabled through third-party API integration with Microsoft. For information about licensing and how to sign up for this service, see the following: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cognitive-services/Translator/translator-text-how-to-signup. Note: A system administrator must configure the service on the Portal Management > Settings > Translation Services page first. Tip: You can clone this case option for your organization. |
Cleared |
|
Use Assigned Family Hash rules |
Important: Although this case option is available, it is disabled by default. In most scenarios, we recommend leaving this case option disabled. Before enabling this option, carefully consider the following changes that will occur. If the case option is enabled, the following applies the first time a hash job is run: The Use Assigned Family Hash rules case option is no longer available to update. For any documents that received a family hash value from a previous run through the hash process, the application removes any calculated family hash values, As a result, the only documents with family hash are those for which a user provided the family hash using Import mapping. These values will remain and be used. For all other documents, including those that had values removed, the hash process uses the individual hash value of the top-parent document in the family as the family hash for all documents in the family. |
Cleared |
What's New display | Select this option to enable the What's New section on the Case Home page. | Cleared |
Debugging values
Application architects use the options in the following table for troubleshooting and debugging issues. Do not change these options unless advised by Nuix Support.
Some of these options may not be visible on the Case Options page.
Option |
Description |
Default |
Analysis server is configured |
This value is set to true if an analysis server has been set up for a case. |
1 (True) if there is an analysis server for the case |
Modify workflow assignments database command timeout |
The database command time-out allowed when adding documents to or removing documents from a workflow, or when rebuilding a phase. |
1,200 seconds |
Predict job classifier logging enabled |
Enables classifier output to be sent to Predict RPF task output. Used for debugging and troubleshooting. |
False |
Predict job keep classifier output |
Preserves classifier output files generated by Predict RPF tasks. Used for debugging to view outputs from predict. |
False |
Threading performance logging enabled |
Set to “True” to enable threading worker performance measurement output to be sent to Threading RPF task output. |
False |
Developer settings
Application developers use the following options for product testing and troubleshooting. If the options are visible on the Case Options page for your cases, do not change their values.
Cubes administration module upgraded
Enable prototype feature