Submit Evidence and Corrections

This page explains what kind of input improves the site and what standard new evidence must meet before it changes a public page.

What helps most

• A newly published sustainability report
• A corrected link to an official policy, target, or certification
• Evidence that a company changed a material sustainability commitment
• A factual error in a score explanation, summary, or brand description

What a useful submission should include

• The company or ranking page involved
• The exact statement that should change
• A primary public source
• Enough context to explain why the evidence changes the editorial reading

Evidence standard

We prioritize:

• Company reports and policy pages
• Public filings and investor materials
• Recognized certification references
• Credible third-party sources when they clarify a disputed point

We do not update pages based only on unverified marketing claims, private sales decks, or requests that cannot be sourced publicly.

Editorial review rules

• New evidence must be traceable
• The same standard should apply across competing brands
• Corrections improve the page, not the brand relationship
• Badge status changes only when the underlying evidence changes

What this page is not

This is not a paid submission program, a brand portal, or a promise that every request will result in a score change.

Before asking for a revision

Please compare the request against:

• The publishing workflow
• The editorial standards
• The public badge policy