How we keep reports useful and impartial

• Payment unlocks report access; it does not buy a higher ProofScore.
• Commercial relationships do not change source results or deductions.
• Material claims should be traceable to a named source and retrieval time.
• Unavailable data is not presented as a clean record.
• Automated conclusions are framed as research signals, not factual verdicts.

Reports are assembled automatically from public sources. Automated matching can confuse similarly named businesses, stale records, branches, and trade names. Users should confirm the matched legal entity and follow official links before relying on a finding.

Source availability and scoring rules can change. Reports show when evidence was collected, and methodology changes are versioned in the report data. Corrections do not erase the existence of an earlier result; they produce an updated record when verified.