Review Signals
Public reviews, review quality, review count, review freshness, and patterns across trusted platforms.
PROOF SYSTEM
Proof means visible information an Australian buyer can review before contacting a company. The index shows the eight signals used to organise company research.
Eight research signals
Each signal covers a different part of vendor risk. Strong proof across several signals is more useful than one impressive claim.
Public reviews, review quality, review count, review freshness, and patterns across trusted platforms.
Visible work samples, case studies, project types, technical range, and service depth.
How closely the company matches the buyer's project type, budget, platform, and delivery needs.
Australian location, Australian client work, business-hour overlap, or clearly described offshore support.
Local, offshore, hybrid, fixed-scope, and dedicated team models, with clear responsibility for each model.
Operating history, public company information, leadership visibility, and continuity over time.
Business conduct, independent references, visible experience, and how the company handles client issues.
Weak public information, unclear services, copied content, fake-looking reviews, no visible portfolio, or unclear ownership.