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# Documentation
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**marti** stands for metadata reconcilation for transfer information.
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Before starting with **marti** it is advisable to understand if it is right for
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your organisation's needs. Information is available in a number of short
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documents.
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There is no quickstart document to get you started as each use case and
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organisation is different. There are sample implementations which you
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can adjust if they resonate with your circumstances,
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see [sample implementations](samples/)
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## Index
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1. [What is marti](what.md)
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2. [Who would use marti](who.md)
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3. [Why you would use marti](why.md)
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4. [When would you start using marti](when.md)
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5. [Load quality metrics support](quality.md)
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6. [Comparison of marti definition](comparison.md)
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7. [References](references.md)
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[!INCLUDE [marti High Level Definition](../marti.md)]
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