Review every index decision against the page

A page number claims that the page gives readers something useful. IndexPDF places the passage beside the draft entry so you can judge significance, wording, identity, and locator accuracy—not merely confirm that the same words appear.

1. Confirm that the cited passage supports the proposed entry.
2. Decide whether it is substantive enough for the index.
3. Refine the heading, identity, normalized reference, or subentry.
4. Find other passages that belong under the same access point.
5. Record the decision and resolve open questions before approval.

Shared evidence lets a second reviewer understand what changed and what remains open. Authors, editors, publishers, and professional indexers can divide the work without losing the source behind a decision.