Corrections should be specific and evidenced.
A practical process for reporting inaccurate company details, broken sources or materially outdated descriptions.
Updated 13 October 2026 · Public-source comparison
What to include in a correction request
Identify the exact page and wording, explain what is inaccurate, provide a current authoritative source and state your relationship to the subject where relevant.
Factual corrections
Company name, office status, ownership, service descriptions and broken links can be reviewed against current public evidence.
Editorial disagreement
A different opinion about inclusion or order is not automatically a factual error. New evidence can still be submitted for a future review.
Outcome
Material verified inaccuracies should be corrected in the page copy and structured data. Minor stylistic requests may not change the page.
Privacy
Do not send confidential client information, credentials or unnecessary personal data. Public or appropriately shareable evidence is preferred.