Named public sources
Company identity, filings, charges, directors, notices, and relevant registers are linked to the public records that support the result where the source allows it.
Evidence and accountability
What can you verify about a RecoupIQ result?
A useful company check should show where its evidence came from, how recent it is, what the method can and cannot establish, and how to challenge an error. That is the standard we apply to TrustCheck by RecoupIQ.
Freshness and coverage
A result reflects the available record at the time of the check. Missing, delayed, or incomplete evidence is a limitation to verify, not a silent assumption.
Versioned methods
Method changes are recorded with a version so an analyst can distinguish a later interpretation from the result that was originally produced.
Human judgement stays central
TrustCheck identifies evidence and questions. It does not make a regulated credit decision, guarantee payment, or replace your commercial policy.
What does an independent audit review?
An appropriate review can examine the source-to-output chain, data freshness rules, evidence coverage, model or rule documentation, known limitations, correction handling, and whether customer-facing wording stays within the evidence.
- Which public sources support each evidence family.
- How the system labels unavailable or incomplete evidence.
- How derived indicators are separated from facts in the record.
- How methodology changes and audit findings are recorded.
- How a company or reader can request a correction or right-of-reply review.
What we do not publish as proof
We do not present a private test key, a single score, a marketing badge, or a technical claim as independent validation. Any audit access or technical review is scoped to the reviewer, purpose, evidence set, and confidentiality requirements.
The public explanation of sources, missing data, confidence boundaries, and corrections is available in How our data works.
Request an audit or evidence review
Tell us your organisation, role, evidence question, intended sample, and whether you need a methodology review, a source review, or a correction investigation.
Contact the evidence teamPublic findings are recorded in the audit findings ledger.