EDITORIAL POLICY

Editorial independence and sponsorship policy

The boundary between Navigator inclusion, Teché Research, paid visibility and client-specific consulting recommendations.

Professional portrait of Uzziel Tamon
Researched by Teché · Reviewed and published byUzziel TamonClinical Operations Consultant and Founder, Teché Consulting
Inclusion · sponsorships · consulting · disclosure
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inclusion remains an editorial decision

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paid visibility must be clearly labelled

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a client recommendation can never be purchased

IN SHORT

The boundary between Navigator inclusion, Teché Research, paid visibility and client-specific consulting recommendations.

Being listed does not mean Teché recommends a product. The Navigator documents market relevance. Research compares public evidence. Consulting evaluates fit for a specific organization.

Organic inclusion

Teché decides what belongs in the Navigator using the published methodology. Vendors cannot pay to enter a category, improve an evidence label, change an official status or move ahead in organic ordering.

Corrections and profile claims

Vendors and consultants may submit corrections and verified information. Teché reviews the evidence before changing the public record. A profile claim confirms a relationship to the entity. It does not transfer editorial control.

Future paid visibility

If sponsorships, advertising, enhanced profiles, analytics or lead products are introduced, they will be clearly labelled and visually separate from organic results. Payment will not purchase a recommendation, verification badge or ranking.

Consulting engagements

A consulting client pays Teché to understand its workflow, requirements, risks and implementation path. A Navigator listing, sponsorship or vendor relationship does not determine what Teché recommends to that client. Material conflicts will be disclosed.

Evidence and corrections

Official status is attributed to the dated source. Provider claims remain labelled. Substantive corrections are reviewed against primary evidence, and each page keeps a visible review date.

Attribution: Researched by Teché. Reviewed and published by Uzziel Tamon.

SOURCES AND REFERENCES

Check the evidence trail.

Each link opens a source or reference used to establish a status, describe a claim or explain the method. External sources remain authoritative for their current information.

  1. 01Competition Bureau Canada
  2. 02Teché Research, methodology or editorial policy

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