At runtime, when an Entity is found in an utterance Lexicon generates an EntityMatch. An EntityMatch contains the following information:

Entity	The entity that was matched
EntityValue	The value of the entity
SystemValue	If entity is a system entity (e.g. sys-number) this will return the parsed value
FirstCharacter	The position of the value’s first character in the transcription
LastCharacter	The position of the value’s last character in the transcription
TimeStart	The start time (in seconds) measured from the start of the utterance
TimeEnd	The end time (in seconds) measured from the start of the utterance
RealtimeStart	The start time (in seconds) measured from application start time (Time.realtimeSinceStartup)
RealtimeEnd	The end time (in seconds) measured from application start time (Time.realtimeSinceStartup)
FocusPosition	The focus position for the moment this entity was uttered (may be null)
FocusSelection	The focus selection for the moment this entity was uttered (may be null)

You can use this data to process an intent. Using our earlier example, if a user says “Create a small red ball over here” you might receive four separate entity matches:

Entity	EntityValue	Binding
Size	small	call EntityValue.GetBinding<float>() to get the size value
Color	red	call EntityValue.GetBinding<Color>() to get the color value
Primitive	ball	call EntityValue.GetBinding<PrimitiveType>() to get the primitive type
Position	here	FocusPosition contains the position the user focused on when saying “here”