If Suppress Duplicate documents is enabled, where can suppressed duplicates be found?

When the "Suppress Duplicate documents" feature is enabled, it ensures that only unique documents based on specified criteria are displayed in the user interface. However, suppressed duplicates are not completely removed from the system; they are still indexed and can be found in certain areas for further reference.

The correct answer pertains to the Field Tree because this is where users can explore the underlying data structure and see all indexed values for fields, including those that are suppressed as duplicates. In this way, the Field Tree serves as a comprehensive way to access all available data, including duplicates that have been suppressed from general views to maintain clarity and focus on unique documents.

In contrast, other options such as the Document List View typically present only unique documents to the user, while Saved Searches usually reflect the same unique document criteria based on the user's search terms. The Classification Index may categorize documents but often follows the same suppression rules. Thus, the intelligence and visibility of the Field Tree make it the go-to option for locating suppressed duplicates.