Capability
Use a trusted secondary source to discover a reporting event or locate an issuer publication.
Control / limit
The secondary source does not become primary evidence for reported figures, guidance, or a management statement.
SRC · 01
Public source registry
Name the source.Name what it can support.
Corteqx keeps issuer publications, management material, official notices, and discovery routes distinct so that availability and authority remain inspectable.
01Issuer routeInvestor-relations identity
02Official releasePrimary written evidence
03Current recordChecked · safe to display
SRC · 02
Named taxonomy
Seven source roles.No interchangeable nodes.
The same URL can be useful for discovery without being sufficient evidence for a reported figure or management statement.
- 01
Issuer investor-relations page
The issuer-controlled location used to establish company identity, current publications, presentations, and reporting links.
- 02
Official release
The written quarterly or interim report and its directly attributable figures, guidance, and management commentary.
- 03
Official presentation
Issuer-published slides or prepared material that add management explanation after the written release.
- 04
Call or webcast
The issuer or attributable webcast route used to follow prepared remarks and live questions when access is available.
- 05
Transcript
Attributable spoken material used only when its source and timing are clear enough to inspect.
- 06
Exchange notice
An official market notice that can confirm publication, timing, or another reporting-event fact.
- 07
Trusted discovery source
A secondary route that may help locate an event or official publication but does not replace issuer evidence for the finding itself.
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Replacement and revision
A replaced sourcemust stop looking current.
Source identity can change after publication. The public relationship should preserve the current reference without silently treating an obsolete or unsafe link as active evidence.
- CheckedRole and authority inspectedThe reference may still require verification.
- CurrentSafe public route retainedThe source supports only its named fields.
- ReplacedOld route is not presented as currentA replacement is identified only when the public record supports it.
- RevisionReport state can advanceOne current revision is not expanded into an invented history.
Capability
Retain a safe current HTTPS link and the source fields it can support.
Control / limit
Signed, credential-bearing, private, obsolete, replaced, or unsafe routes do not cross the anonymous public boundary.
Capability
Show that a presentation, transcript, expectation, or excerpt is available when a usable attributable source exists.
Control / limit
Absence remains an explicit product state; Corteqx does not fill the gap with an inferred source or quotation.
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Availability is evidence
The gap belongsin the record.
AvailableCurrent source
A public source can be inspected without expanding what it proves.
Role, authority, checked or verified time, supported fields, and safe public URL remain separate metadata.
UnavailableExplicit state
No transcript is more truthful than an unattributable transcript.
The report can remain useful while a presentation, transcript, expectation, excerpt, or comparison is visibly absent.
Source before assertion
Inspect the registry.Then follow the return path.
The methodology explains the controls. The public report shows current safe source references in context.