Viewing results

The import detail page shows the status of the import as it is being processed and the results once it has completed. Once complete, the review interface is where you work through the entries the import created, checking each one against the images it was generated from. You need Read and Write access to review imported entries.

The import is an AI process, so you must review each entry for accuracy. See AI accuracy for details on what can go wrong, and how importing works for more on what to expect from the results.

Opening the review interface

The review interface becomes available from the import detail page once an import has finished and produced at least one entry. It opens in a separate window optimized to show as much information as possible at a time.

Because it shows three panes side by side, the review interface needs a wide window. If your window is too narrow you will be warned before it opens. You can continue anyway, but the interface may be difficult to use.

What you see

The review interface is divided into three parts:

  • The entry list — every entry the import produced, in reverse chronological order, showing the completed date, the component the entry belongs to.
  • The entry — the generated log entry in an editable form.
  • The sources — the images the entry was read from.

See the review interface for how to move between entries and work with the source images, and editing imported entries for how to correct them.

Tracking what you have reviewed

Once a log entry has been displayed for a period of time, it will be marked as viewed. The next time you display the same log entry, you will be able to see who last viewed the entry and when.

Source files

The detail page also shows the files that were uploaded for the import. Expanding the sources section will show each file that was included.

Duplicate entries

If an entry was identified as a duplicate of an existing log entry, the detail page will link to the existing entry (duplicates are not created). See how importing works for more on how duplicates are handled.