Directory Standards

How GLPFinders Handles Listings

Source and evidence standards · Version 2.1

What “Source-Linked” Means

A source-linked listing includes a public website associated with the named organization or product. That link identifies the record source; it is not an endorsement and does not, by itself, confirm every category, service, credential, price, or availability field.

Field-Level Provenance & Traceability

Pricing, ratings, features, services, and specifications are presented as verified facts only when the record includes field-level source evidence. Unsourced commercial fields are withheld from summary cards.

Review Dates and Corrections

Records can carry a source-check date so readers can judge freshness. Because websites and offerings change, readers should confirm important details at the linked source and report corrections when a record is stale or inaccurate.

Listing Claim & Corrections

Authorized representatives can claim a listing to update official pricing, add doctors/specs, or adjust descriptions. All changes undergo editorial review before publishing.