Frequently asked questions

What does “verified” mean on VerifiedSOP?

On VerifiedSOP, “verified” means the information has been confirmed with the issuing organisation or its authorised channel partner and is published to help users access clear and reliable information.

VerifiedSOP provides a managed structure for publishing and maintaining this information so it remains accessible, consistent, and reliable over time.

Does VerifiedSOP issue certificates or documents?

No. VerifiedSOP does not issue certificates, SOPs, or records. It provides a platform to publish and verify information created by organizations.

Who controls the information?

The issuing organisation controls what information is published, updated, or removed, with changes coordinated through its authorised channel partner.

Can anyone access the information?

Yes. VerifiedSOP is designed for public verification. No login or account is required to view published records or references.

Is VerifiedSOP region-specific?

VerifiedSOP supports regional contexts, such as country-specific or location-based references, while operating within a unified global verification framework.

Is VerifiedSOP a government or official platform?

No. VerifiedSOP is an independent platform and is not affiliated with any government body, authority, or regulatory organisation.

What happens if information changes?

When information changes, the issuing organisation can publish an update within the same structured reference via its authorised channel partner. This ensures continuity, avoids broken links, and prevents confusion caused by outdated or duplicated records.

Who typically uses VerifiedSOP?

• Brands managing authorised dealers or exclusive showrooms

• Educational institutions and training academies

• Businesses managing public-facing information

• Organisations publishing SOPs or public policies

• Professionals who require verifiable public records