Exception Handling

Exception Handling

Exception Handling

Processing exceptions include password-protected files, corrupt containers, unsupported formats, and files exceeding size limits. The processing platform generates an exception report listing them.

Resolution requires obtaining passwords, repairing files, or converting formats.

Alternative Names:

Processing Exceptions, Exception Report

Why it Matters?

Exceptions are the most consequential quality control step in processing and the one most often left incomplete. Files on the exception list were never examined, never searched, and never reviewed, so a party representing that its production is complete while carrying an unworked exception list is making a representation it cannot support. Requesting the exception report from an opposing party is a straightforward and underused challenge.

Frequently asked questions

What causes processing exceptions?

What causes processing exceptions?

Password protection, file corruption, unsupported formats, oversized files, and container files the platform cannot expand.

Why request an opponent's exception report?

Why request an opponent's exception report?

Because unresolved exceptions represent documents never reviewed, which means a completeness representation cannot be supported.