After the first draft, Voice edits it once more (not one-page sheets). If that edit adds a figure or link the first draft never had, the edit is thrown away and the first draft is kept.
What it does
Once the first draft exists, Voice reads it again and edits it. This second read is on by default, except for one-page sheets, and can be switched off for a single account. Adamiro then compares the edited draft with the first one.
Every number, price, percentage and link in the first draft has to still be there. If the edit dropped one, the generation timeline names it. If the edit added a figure or link the first draft never had, the edit is discarded and you get the first draft. The timeline says which number was made up.
Why
An editing pass that rewrites freely can slip in a plausible figure. A number the author didn't write must not reach the reader.
What it won't do
- It doesn't keep an edit that added a figure or link.
- It doesn't hide a dropped figure. The timeline names it.
- It doesn't keep an editing pass that came back cut off or empty. You keep the draft from before that pass.
How to use it
Open the Voice guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.