From what you saved to what you need
Example · fictional data. Questions, sources, and correction.
An unclear photo or a missing detail can lead to an incomplete interpretation. Check dates and important details against the source.
Project · Aurora website
2 saved records
When will Ana send the proposal?
What your notes say
Friday, September 18.
Ana will send the final proposal for the Aurora website on that date. The deadline is in the meeting note.
From the source
“Ana will send the final proposal on Friday, September 18, 2026.”
Meeting with Ana · Text · Sep 10, 2026
How much was the project quoted at?
What your notes say
R$ 4,800, in the initial quote.
It includes five pages, a responsive layout, and two rounds of revisions. The document specifies 30% on acceptance and 70% on delivery.
From the source
“Estimated total: R$ 4,800 (BRL). Payment: 30% on acceptance and 70% on delivery.”
Initial quote · Aurora website · Sep 11, 2026
What do I need to send Ana?
What your notes say
The brief and three references.
By Tuesday, September 15. That is what you agreed to send so Ana can prepare the final proposal.
From the source
“I will send the brief and three references by Tuesday, September 15, 2026.”
Meeting with Ana · Text · Sep 10, 2026
“This note is about work, not an idea.”
Category after correction: Ideas Work
Your correction updates the note category. The meeting text and the passages above remain as saved.
Example · fictional data