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The Org's Data Quality

Learn more about our trusted and accurate data

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Written by Olivia Zhao
Updated this week

Where does the data come from?

The Org aggregates its data from multiple sources to ensure accuracy and comprehensiveness:

  • Company Websites: Monitoring team pages for leadership changes.

  • News Aggregation: Collecting press releases and announcements about new hires and promotions.

  • LinkedIn Monitoring: Tracking updates to public LinkedIn profiles.

  • User-Generated Content: Engaging an active community of professionals who maintain their own public org charts.

These diverse sources contribute to the reliability of the information presented on The Org.


How accurate is The Org's data?

The Org strives to provide highly accurate and up-to-date data by continuously monitoring a variety of sources, as outlined above. The data is also verified through crowdsourcing, where users - such as employees and company representatives - can update or confirm information.

In addition to automated monitoring, The Org’s Data QA team reviews and validates updates to ensure reliability.

While every effort is made to maintain accuracy, we encourage users to verify the data directly with companies when needed. If you spot any inaccuracies, you can easily report them by using the report functionality in the menu next to the ‘Contact’ button to let us know about inaccurate or outdated information.

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