Evidence and assurance

A company record can bring together public sources, a company's own confirmation, and Sourcey's checks. We show these separately so you can tell what each label means and inspect the exact revision it covers.

Evidence supported

Sourcey has retained sources for the material facts required by the current policy. The record links each finding to the evidence behind it.

Vendor confirmed

An authorized company representative confirmed this exact revision. Confirmation is not the same as an independent check.

Verified company

Sourcey checked the company's name and primary domain. The mark remains tied to that identity and can be revoked or reassessed if it changes.

Terms checked

Sourcey checked the terms of one exact offer revision against first-party sources. Changed terms require a new check.

Each label applies only to its stated subject. A company identity check does not verify every offer, and a terms check does not establish Agent Readiness. If evidence, authority, or terms change, the current labels can change while the earlier revision stays traceable.

A company may declare an offer before independent evidence is complete. The record distinguishes that declaration from an observed finding and identifies the revision the company confirmed.

Adding or correcting a record is separate from buying human verification. Payment does not determine evidence, assurance, grade, or default ranking.