How Sourcey works
Corrections, disputes, and removal
How to update a fact, challenge an assessment, or raise a concern about a public record.
Correct a record
Use the public contribution path, claim your company record, or contact Sourcey support with the record URL and the fact that needs changing. Reporting and correcting a fact is free. When a correction is admitted, the updated record receives a new revision and the change is visible in its history.
Challenge a finding
If you disagree with an assessment, identify the exact record and provide the source or test result we should examine. A formal dispute is attached to that revision and shown on the public page. Its resolution is recorded separately, so the original finding and the response remain clear.
Privacy, rights, and removal
Names and marks
Tell us if a company name, logo, or other mark is presented incorrectly or without an appropriate basis.
Legal requirements
Send the relevant legal request or order so we can assess the specific record and jurisdiction.
Unsupported claims
If a material claim cannot be supported, we correct or withdraw that claim.
Privacy and safety
We review concerns about personal information or a record being used to target people.
A request to remove a public company record is reviewed in context. When the issue is a correctable fact, we prefer a clear correction; when publishing the record itself is inappropriate, we consider removal.
An unclaimed company record is identified as Sourcey's observation of public sources, not an endorsement by the company. A claim gives the company a direct way to confirm or correct its own record.