Use narration equivalence rules

A book equivalence rule tells Margent to accept a specific Narration heard → Manuscript pair during future proofing in this project. Use a rule after listening and confirming that a recurring transcription difference is acceptable. For example, the recording may correctly read “streetlamps” while the transcript repeatedly writes “street lamps.”

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Create a rule while reviewing

1. Select the finding in QA and listen to the excerpt.
2. Open the No change needed dropdown.
3. Under Future proofing, choose Remember this match for this book.
4. Review both sides of the pair and the number of existing unresolved findings affected.
5. Choose Treat as equivalent.

The rule clears the matching current findings shown in the confirmation and applies to future proofing. Confirmed pickups remain intact.

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Add a known pair directly

Open Book equivalence rules, choose Add rule, and enter Narration heard and Manuscript. Save the rule for future runs. Adding a rule directly does not perform the finding card’s bulk resolution of existing findings. A rule belongs to this book/project. It does not change the manuscript, edit the recording, or become a global pronunciation dictionary. Related: How matching works · Manage rules · Repeated false positives.