Trust and accountability
SignalDesk is designed for fast technology and business signal tracking, but speed should not come at the cost of accuracy. This page explains how we handle corrections and clarifications.
We correct factual errors, broken source links, misdated items, incorrect company names, wrong product names, misleading summaries, and material omissions that change the meaning of a briefing.
Small style edits, typo fixes and formatting improvements may be made without a separate note when they do not alter the factual meaning of an item.
Use the contact page and include the article URL, the specific sentence or figure you believe is wrong, and a source that supports the correction. Clear reports are easier to check quickly.
When a correction is accepted, the page should be updated as soon as practical. If the change is significant, the article should include a note or updated timestamp.
A clarification may be added when the original wording was technically accurate but incomplete, ambiguous or too compressed for the reader to understand the context properly.
SignalDesk should prefer primary sources, direct company announcements, regulator notices, financial filings, official documentation and reputable reporting over unsourced social posts or recycled summaries.