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Source fields are the evidence for your judgment. They are read-only. Enter answers in the separate form, using your project’s labeling instructions.

Cards and rows

Section titled “Cards and rows”
A customer comment is grouped separately from customer context such as ID and region.A customer comment is grouped separately from customer context such as ID and region.
Cards group related source values. Your project decides the headings and field order. Select image to enlarge.

Read any description under a heading. Select a question-mark Help button for longer instructions; it opens on click or keyboard activation.

Simple values

Section titled “Simple values”

Text, numbers, dates, and single choices appear beside or below a caption. Boolean values appear as yes/no marks. A date with no displayed time represents a calendar date; date-time values are displayed in UTC.

Lists and dictionaries

Section titled “Lists and dictionaries”
Three delivery checks appear as table rows, with their pass status and confidence grouped together.Three delivery checks appear as table rows, with their pass status and confidence grouped together.
Read each row as one item. A table cell may combine several related values. Select image to enlarge.

Simple lists appear as separate entries. Lists of objects become tables. A dictionary has a key for each entry, such as the reviewer’s name:

Prior annotations are shown in rows identified by reviewer keys alex and sam.Prior annotations are shown in rows identified by reviewer keys alex and sam.
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These are source values, not editable spreadsheet cells.

Coloured notes

Section titled “Coloured notes”
A comparison highlights a low inspection score and explains it in a note.A comparison highlights a low inspection score and explains it in a note.
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A colored note is guidance configured by the administrator. It can draw attention to an unusual value or a comparison. It does not fill in your answer. Apply your project’s instructions, including how to handle a note you disagree with.

Notes on a whole card

Section titled “Notes on a whole card”

The Analysis footer collects notes about a card. A message such as “No display rules flagged this card” means no configured rule matched; it is not a guarantee that the record is correct.

Notes on rows of a list

Section titled “Notes on rows of a list”
Only the delays of 4 and 3 days are highlighted in a list, and the footer summarizes the matches.Only the delays of 4 and 3 days are highlighted in a list, and the footer summarizes the matches.
A per-item rule can flag only some entries. Unmarked entries did not match that rule. Select image to enlarge.

Values that could not be read

Section titled “Values that could not be read”

A warning icon beside a source caption means MLabel could not read the cell as the expected type. Open or focus the warning for its explanation. You cannot correct the source value in the answer form.

If it prevents a reliable judgment, follow the project instructions or contact the preparer. Do not infer the missing value from the warning color. Troubleshooting.

The window title

Section titled “The window title”

The title may show the project name or a value from the current record. If it shows a record ID, include that ID when reporting an unclear example.

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