Resolve repeated false positives

Start by listening to the recording. A repeated name difference may be a transcription issue, but repetition alone does not establish that the narration is correct.

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Clear the work already waiting

If the pair is acceptable for the current findings, open No change needed and choose All exact matches in this chapter or All exact matches in this book. This resolves existing matching findings. It does not save a rule for later runs or change confirmed pickups.

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Accept the pair in future proofing

If you want the same pair accepted throughout this project’s future proofing, choose Remember this match for this book. Review the pair and affected count, then confirm.

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If a saved rule does not match

Check both columns in Book equivalence rules:

• Are narration and manuscript in the correct direction?
• Does either side have different wording, punctuation, or accents?
• Is the finding a longer or different phrase?
• Was the finding already waiting before you added a rule directly in the rules manager?

Book rules cover specific accepted pairs. Use How book rules apply to check the pair, then edit the rule or review the remaining finding individually.