Your First Repertorisation
Vision 3 gives you several ways to find the rubrics you need. You can browse through a repertory, search for words from the patient’s symptoms, or use Vision’s AI-assisted Possible Rubrics feature to help translate the patient’s own language into repertory language.
In this short tutorial you will use all three methods to build a simple three-rubric case, place the rubrics on a clipboard and repertorise them.
By the end you will have followed the basic Vision workflow:
Find rubrics → add them to a clipboard → repertorise → investigate the remedies.
1. Find your first rubric by browsing
Start with the Reps tab selected.
Open:
Combined → Mind
The Mind chapter is now displayed in the main Vision workspace. Rather than scrolling through the whole chapter, use the box labelled:
Find rubric in this repertory chapter
Type:
irrit
as the first search word. Vision will look for and jump to the first rubric it finds that matches.
Then click into the 2nd search word box and type:
spok
Vision moves you to the matching rubric:
Irritability, spoken to; when
This feature is useful when you know approximately where a symptom belongs but do not want to manually scroll through a long repertory chapter.
Add the rubric to the clipboard
Click to select:
Irritability, spoken to; when
Make sure C1 is your working clipboard, then drag the selected rubric onto CB1 to tge left and drop it on the clipboard. 1. Find your first rubric by browsing
Start with the Reps tab selected.
Open:
Combined → Mind
The Mind chapter is now displayed in the main Vision workspace.
Rather than scrolling through the whole chapter, use the box labelled:
Find rubric in this repertory chapter
Type:
irritable, spoken to
Vision moves you to the matching rubric:
Irritable, spoken to; when
This feature is useful when you know approximately where a symptom belongs but do not want to manually scroll through a long repertory chapter.
Add the rubric to the clipboard
Click to select:
Irritability, spoken to; when
Drag this rubric and drop it onto CB1. The rubric is added to C1 and becomes the first symptom in your repertorisation.

Using Find within the Mind chapter to locate a rubric and add it to C1.