Start with the official source.
Program pages, agreements and help documentation support factual claims. A directory listing elsewhere may help discover a program, but it is not enough to establish its terms.
Keep uncertainties visible.
We distinguish missing terms from conflicting terms. A checked source date describes a research action, not a product test or a guarantee that a provider will pay.
What “Terms incomplete” means
Some information needed for a complete decision is still unknown. Check the profile’s confirmation notes before making assumptions.
What “Conflicting terms” means
Official sources disagree on a material point. The conflict must be resolved before that point is used in a comparison or calculation.
A correction should have evidence.
Use the correction control on a profile to prepare a report with an official source. In this design preview, reports download locally and are not submitted to a server.
Research and revenue are separate facts.
A program can be listed without an approved commercial relationship. The disclosure page explains the planned relationship model.