Evidence before ranking.
Public discovery is not live. The current profiles are fictional demonstrations. A score must not become public until sources, moderation, corrections, appeals and legal review are operational.
Last updated 5 August 2026Proposed evidence dimensions
Who the professional is and whether supplied licence information is current.
Consented feedback, response quality and dated evidence rather than anonymous claims.
Observable response and follow-up records inside TrustedAgent.
Evidence tied to areas, properties and sources, with scope and date visible.
Consent, disclosure, corrections and compliance-related evidence.
Documented commitments and whether recorded next actions were completed.
How recently each supporting record was checked.
Documented professional outcomes without implying guaranteed performance.
What a future score must show
The source type, verification status, applicable scope, evidence date, expiry or freshness, material gaps and the calculation version. A missing record must remain visible rather than being silently treated as a negative fact.
Corrections and appeals
Before live publication, professionals must be able to inspect the evidence, challenge an incorrect record, provide a correction and receive a documented decision. Contested evidence must be labelled while reviewed.
Aura’s role
Aura may organise or summarise evidence, but it must not invent a source, hide uncertainty or publish a decision automatically. A human approves material recommendations and externally visible changes.