About Verdanox
Built around the people
accountable for the claim.
Verdanox brings the wording, evidence and decision into the same record, so the people responsible can work from a shared basis.
Built with the people behind
Fortune 500 claims.
Why we exist
The work between
a draft and publication.
A claim can move through several teams before it reaches the public. Its supporting story should make that journey too.
Marketing works with the words an audience will see. Sustainability works with the sources behind them. Legal and compliance consider the statement in its intended market and use. Each contribution matters, but the relationship between them can be lost in email, folders and successive versions.
Verdanox focuses on that gap. A connected record gives reviewers the statement, its supporting evidence, its boundaries and its history together. It helps the next person understand what has been considered and what still needs attention.
The organisation remains responsible for its publication decisions. A clear record supports that responsibility by preserving the basis on which people worked.
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Make the scope clear.
Identify the product, component, period and intended use. Keep the difference between a broad message and a narrowly supported statement visible.
- 02
Keep the evidence connected.
Explain what each source establishes and which claims depend on it. A filename alone should not have to carry the meaning of the evidence.
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Record the decision.
Keep the reasoning, conditions and contributions with the version reviewed. Preserve the context when wording changes or moves to another channel.
The company
Verdanox Limited
Company number 16955321.
Contact address: 27 Old Gloucester St, London, WC1N 3AX, United Kingdom.
For platform, governance or procurement enquiries, contact advisory@verdanox.com.
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