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Intermediate
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Read a saved compatibility report

Move through the persisted report sections, distinguish headline score from detailed evidence, recover a missing report, and share relationship data responsibly.

Open this featureLast verified: 2026-07-13 · App version: 0.1.1

Questions this guide answers

  • What are the report sections?
  • Why can details differ from the total score?
  • What should I do if a report is missing?

Before you begin

  • A saved compatibility result owned by the signed-in account.

Step by step

  1. 1

    Confirm both subjects and roles

    Verify the names, birth data, and bride or groom direction before interpreting the saved result.

    Expected result: The displayed names, birth data, and bride or groom direction match the intended comparison.

  2. 2

    Start with Overview

    Use the summary to locate support and caution, but do not stop at the composite score.

    Expected result: Overview displays the composite score together with its summarized support and caution context.

  3. 3

    Open every relevant evidence section

    Review Charts, Ashtakoot, Dashakoota, Doshas, Synastry, Dasha, Marriage Timing, and AI Predictions where available.

    Expected result: Each available section you select displays its own chart, matching, dosha, timing, or prediction evidence.

  4. 4

    Resolve conflicting signals

    Read the underlying factors, mitigation, natal promise, D9, and timing rather than averaging unlike concepts.

    Expected result: The supporting, mitigating, natal, D9, and timing factors behind the apparent conflict are identified separately.

  5. 5

    Share only with consent

    Relationship reports combine data for two people. Confirm both the recipient and the intended level of disclosure.

    Expected result: The recipient and disclosure level are confirmed before any supported sharing action continues.

A total score is a navigation aid

Composite scores help scan a large comparison, but they do not erase a specific dosha, strong synastry factor, or difficult timing window.

Use the total to orient, then cite the section evidence behind any practical statement.

Timing is not relationship quality

Dasha and Marriage Timing describe activation windows. Ashtakoot, Dashakoota, Doshas, natal charts, and synastry describe different kinds of fit or friction.

Keep these evidence classes separate in advice and client communication.

Troubleshooting and recovery

The report ID returns not found

Confirm the complete URL, signed-in account, and whether the report was deleted. Return to Marriage Matching rather than guessing another ID.

A section is unavailable

Check whether the original comparison contained complete data for both subjects and whether that calculation is supported for the saved result version.

Frequently asked questions

Can the report decide whether two people should marry?

No. It provides structured Jyotish evidence. Consent, safety, communication, values, health, finances, family, and personal judgment remain essential.

Terms used in this guide

Persisted report
A saved comparison artifact that can be reopened by its authorized owner.

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