Your own account tools
Save useful terms, follow selected EmpCo sources, countries or claim families, receive reviewed updates in a private inbox, and control your account data.
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Move from a public claim check to a retained record of the wording reviewed, the evidence considered, the questions still open and the next action your team owns.
Access explained
Creating an account establishes your private identity. It does not automatically open another organisation's cases or company material.
Save useful terms, follow selected EmpCo sources, countries or claim families, receive reviewed updates in a private inbox, and control your account data.
When workspace access is granted, you can create and reopen company cases, review supplied claims and evidence, and retain dated reports within that workspace.
Inside an authorised workspace
The workspace organises the practical review around the claim and the decision your team needs to make.
Retain the exact wording, supplied material, scope, sources and unresolved questions for a company or claim.
See the wording that needs attention, why it matters, what evidence is missing or unchecked and what to do next.
Save source-linked report versions without silently replacing an earlier review when facts or evidence change.
Link evidence to more than one claim while keeping its owner, scope, review date and verification state visible.
Research under your control
Use supplied wording and supported documents. Where website research is enabled, start with a small Quick website check or confirm a bounded Website Sweep after reviewing the domain, paths, market, limits, estimated time and underlying provider cost.
Nothing is retrieved before confirmation. Rechecks are user requested, create a new dated version and never silently recalculate an earlier report.
Honest limits
These boundaries keep the record useful and prevent an assessment from sounding more certain than its evidence.
Private pilot
The current pilot is free. If a Website Sweep is available, you will still see its estimated underlying provider cost and hard spending cap before choosing whether to continue. Pilot users are not charged.