# Approved Equivalencies The **Approved Equivalencies** page is a workspace-wide view of every pinned equivalence across every transfer package. It's where you go when you want to ask the kinds of questions that don't fit inside one package — *"have we ever articulated PSY 101 from Belmont?", "show me every accounting equivalence on the books", "what have we approved from Austin Peay so far?"* Open it from **Approved Equivalencies** in the sidebar. *** ## What you're looking at A single table with one row per pinned equivalence, sorted by approval date. Each row shows: * **Approved** — the date the equivalence was pinned. * **Transferring Institution** — the source school the equivalence came from. * **Transfer Course** (cream-banded) — the source course's code, title, credits, and the period it was taken in. * **Home Course** (lavender-banded) — the pinned home-institution course's code, title, and credits. The cream + lavender color bands are the same convention used on the **Course Equivalencies** tab — so the two halves of each row are immediately distinguishable as transfer-side vs. home-side. Two filters sit above the table: * A **search field** — *"Search by course, package, or institution…"* — that filters by course code, course title, package name, or transferring institution all at once. * An **institution dropdown** — *"All transferring institutions"* — that scopes the table to one source school. *** ## Inspecting an equivalence Click the chevron on the left of any row to expand it. The foldout shows the **same candidate card** you'd see on the package's **Course Equivalencies** tab — code, title, institution, academic year, the full **Match Justification** paragraph, plus the **Manual match** indicator if the equivalence was selected by hand instead of from Mapademics's suggestions. Below the card, you'll see **Package: {package name}** as a link. Click it to jump straight into that package's **Course Equivalencies** tab, where you can re-pin, flag, or otherwise edit the equivalence in its original context. *** ## When this page is useful A few patterns teams reach for it for: * **Precedent lookup.** "Has anyone already approved an equivalent for this course?" Search by code; if it's been done, you'll see who, when, and against which home course. * **Auditing recent work.** Sort by approval date (the default) and scan what's been pinned in the last week. * **Institution-level review.** Filter to one transferring institution and review every articulation you have on file with that school. The page is read-only here — to change an equivalence, jump into the package via the **Package: {name}** link in the foldout. *** ## Next steps * [Matching course equivalencies](/working-with-packages/course-equivalencies.md) * [The articulation report](/working-with-packages/the-report.md) * [Glossary](/reference/glossary.md) --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://transfers-docs.mapademics.com/working-with-packages/approved-equivalencies.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.