AI Dispatch

Submit, claim or correct an entry

This index is built from documents, not submissions. What you send here tells a researcher which page to read — the entry that results says whatever that page actually says.

Placement is not for sale. Sponsorship buys a labelled slot next to entries and nothing else — never an entry, a field value, or a score. See methodology for how values and scores are actually produced.

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Common questions

Can I pay to be listed in the AI Dispatch index?
No. An entry exists because a document was fetched and a quote from it was stored and verified. Sponsorship can buy a labelled placement next to entries; it cannot buy an entry, a field value, or a trust-gap score, and sponsored placements are marked as such wherever they appear.
How long does a submission take to appear?
A researcher reads the submission queue on a daily cycle. How fast an entry appears after that depends on the page you point us at: a page that answers questions in our catalogue produces a populated entry quickly, and a page that answers none produces an entry recording that it answers none.
What happens if my page does not say what I claim it says?
The claim is not recorded. Values are stored alongside the exact sentence that supports them, and the database rejects a value whose quote cannot be found verbatim in the retrieved document. The most reliable way to change what this index says about you is to change what your own page says.
Can I have my entry removed?
Tell us and we will consider it, but the default is no. The index records what a vendor publishes about insurance, audit trails and governance, and an index that removed unflattering entries on request would not be worth citing. Corrections, on the other hand, are always welcome and usually fast.