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In a Core eDiscovery workflow, what should you do before you can search for content?
The correct answer is A. Create an eDiscovery hold. In a Core eDiscovery workflow, creating a hold is the prerequisite step before searching for content. A hold (also called a legal hold or preservation hold) places a lock on mailboxes, SharePoint sites, or OneDrive accounts to ensure that relevant content is preserved and…
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In a Core eDiscovery workflow, what should you do before you can search for content?
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- ACreate an eDiscovery hold.
- BRun Express Analysis.
- CConfigure attorney-client privilege detection.
- DExport and download results.
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A91% (30)
- C3% (1)
- D6% (2)
Explanation
In a Core eDiscovery workflow, creating a hold is the prerequisite step before searching for content. A hold (also called a legal hold or preservation hold) places a lock on mailboxes, SharePoint sites, or OneDrive accounts to ensure that relevant content is preserved and cannot be permanently deleted by users or automated retention policies during an investigation. Without a hold, evidence could be lost before a search is conducted. Express Analysis and attorney-client privilege detection are features of Advanced eDiscovery (Microsoft Purview eDiscovery Premium), not Core eDiscovery. Exporting results is the final step in the workflow, not a prerequisite.
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