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Learn how TradeDesk turns company records into review-ready evidence.

Understand how TradeDesk collects, matches and groups company evidence, how to read Footprint signals, and how review teams should use source-backed summaries.

Source-backed evidence
Coverage-aware guidance
Operational Footprint
Review workflow

Methodology

How evidence becomes review-ready

TradeDesk is built around an inspectable trail. Records are collected, matched, grouped and presented with coverage limits visible so teams can review the evidence before acting.

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  1. 01

    Collect source records

    Bring together company records, filings, ownership, people links and footprint evidence.

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  2. 02

    Match and group evidence

    Resolve identifiers, names, addresses, people and relationships into evidence groups.

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  3. 03

    Separate facts from review prompts

    Keep source-backed facts, coverage gaps and review prompts visibly distinct.

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  4. 04

    Keep the trail inspectable

    Maintain links to source rows, coverage notes and review checks.

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Resource library

Find the right guide by review question

Use the filters to jump into the category you need. Each link opens a live route or anchored section.

Getting started

Start with the review path

Core guides for buyers and users learning how company review works in TradeDesk.

Evidence

Evidence and methodology

Coverage-aware resources for understanding how records become review-ready evidence.

Footprint

Operational Footprint

Guides for mapped locations, address/place evidence, group scope and quantity support.

Review workflow

Review and workflow

Resources for running checks and keeping decisions attached to an inspectable evidence trail.

Evidence-led support

Read TradeDesk as support for human review

Resources are written to keep source-backed facts, coverage limits and review prompts separate. They do not describe TradeDesk as a black-box decision system.

  • Source-backed evidence remains linked to the company review path.
  • Coverage-aware summaries explain what is observed and what is unavailable.
  • Footprint pages distinguish address, place, operating and group-context evidence.
  • Review workflow keeps checks, owners, notes and decisions attached to the evidence trail.

Need the shortest route through the docs?

Start with how TradeDesk works, then open evidence methodology, Footprint methodology and data sources when you need to inspect how the review-ready evidence is built.