Can you inspect it?
Can a reader get back to the original record and distinguish a reported value from a calculation?
Two commitments guide the way we build Disclosure. They shape what we preserve, what we explain and what we choose to make easier.
Get startedTrust grows from details people can inspect. Preserve the company’s reported words and figures. Show the source. Explain a calculation. Acknowledge a gap. Be specific about what a capability does and where its limits are.
A useful product helps someone complete real work. Reduce the effort of moving between a question, a figure and a filing. Keep research organised so a saved note or comparison is useful the next time it is needed.
Every product choice should support a clearer research process. These are the questions we bring to the work.
Can a reader get back to the original record and distinguish a reported value from a calculation?
Does the feature help someone answer a question, test a claim or preserve useful context?
If a label is unclear, a source is difficult to reach or a workflow creates confusion, we want to know. Send the page and a description of the issue to team@disclosure.co. Specific feedback helps us improve the details that matter.