ReevolSource

How Reevol Source verifies supplier data

Reevol Source exposes the supplier dataset maintained by Reevol Atlas. This page documents where the data comes from, how it is labeled, what Reevol verifies directly, and what buyers should treat as indicative rather than authoritative. No supplier profile on Reevol Source is a paid placement - every data point is sourced from public records, supplier-submitted material, or AI inference, and each is labeled accordingly.

Data provenance labels

Every structured data point on a supplier profile carries a provenance label. These labels are visible to buyers and used by search engines and AI engines to calibrate trust.

Reevol-observed

Independently collected by Reevol's data pipeline from public records - business registries, trade-fair exhibitor lists, customs declarations, certification body public verification portals, domain registration records, LinkedIn company pages. This is the highest-confidence tier.

Supplier-claimed

Provided by the supplier after they claim the profile. Reevol verifies the claimant's business email against the company domain via OTP + MX-record check. Supplier-claimed data is additive only - it never overrides Reevol-observed facts; conflicts surface both values side-by-side.

AI-inferred

Predicted by Reevol AI from surrounding structured data (e.g. business type inferred from nature-of-business description). The lowest-confidence tier. AI-inferred data points are marked with a tooltip explaining the inference basis.

Third-party

Sourced from a named public data provider. The source is linked where possible so buyers can audit the original record.

What Reevol directly verifies

For the 200,000+ suppliers in the public dataset, Reevol verifies:

What Reevol does NOT verify on the public page

Refresh cadence

Atlas supplier data is refreshed every 6 hours from its primary source. When a supplier's data changes in Atlas, downstream caches on Reevol Source (AI summaries, FAQs, hub pages, OG images) regenerate automatically within a 24-hour window. Trade-fair exhibitor lists are refreshed quarterly or within 2 weeks of each major fair's completion. Certification verification runs on a 90-day cycle or on explicit request.

Correction workflow

If you represent a supplier and see a factual error on a profile, claim the page at source.reevol.com/claim/. The claim flow uses business-email OTP + domain MX-record verification. Once verified, corrections land within 72 hours and are labeled Supplier-claimed. Corrections that contradict Reevol-observed data surface both values side-by-side with provenance labels; we do not silently overwrite observed facts.

Buyers who spot a suspected inaccuracy can report it through the supplier page's "Report an issue" link (below the main content area). Reports enter a manual-review queue with a 5-business-day SLA.

What this means for buyers

Reevol Source is a starting point for supplier due diligence, not a replacement for it. Use the public profile to shortlist candidates, verify structural signals, and understand where the supplier's digital footprint is strong or weak. For any purchase exceeding $5K or any first-time supplier, pair this data with: (a) a third-party factory audit, (b) at least one reference call to a prior buyer, (c) a sample order before a production run, and (d) an appropriate Incoterm and payment structure (FOB with inspection, LC at sight, or escrow).

Buyers who want Reevol to run the full due-diligence pass can request it via the AI Sourcing Agent.

Last updated: 2026-05-19. This page will be updated as the data pipeline evolves.

Frequently asked questions

+What does Reevol-observed data mean?

Reevol-observed data is independently collected and verified by Reevol's data pipeline from public records - business registries, trade-fair exhibitor lists, customs declarations, certification body public verification portals, domain registration records, and LinkedIn company pages. This is the highest-confidence provenance tier. Reevol-observed facts never get overwritten by supplier-claimed data; any conflict surfaces both values side by side.

+What does supplier-claimed data mean?

Supplier-claimed data is provided by the supplier after they claim their profile. Reevol verifies the claimant's business email against the company domain via OTP + MX-record check. Supplier-claimed data is additive only - it never overrides Reevol-observed facts. Every supplier-claimed value carries a visible Supplier-claimed provenance pill so buyers can calibrate trust.

+What does AI-inferred data mean?

AI-inferred data is predicted by Reevol AI from surrounding structured data. For example, business type (manufacturer / trading company) is often inferred from the nature-of-business description. AI-inferred values are the lowest-confidence tier and are marked with a tooltip explaining the inference basis. We never present AI-inferred data as verified fact.

+How often is supplier data refreshed?

Atlas supplier data is refreshed every 6 hours from its primary source. When a supplier's data changes in Atlas, downstream caches on Reevol Source - AI summaries, FAQs, hub pages, OG images - regenerate automatically within a 24-hour window. Trade-fair exhibitor lists are refreshed quarterly or within 2 weeks of each major fair's completion. Certification verification runs on a 90-day cycle or on explicit request.

+How can I report incorrect data?

If you represent a supplier and see a factual error, claim the page via the claim flow (business-email OTP + domain MX-record verification). Once verified, corrections land within 72 hours with a Supplier-claimed label. Buyers who spot a suspected inaccuracy can report it through the supplier page's "Report an issue" link - reports enter a manual-review queue with a 5-business-day SLA.

+What does Reevol not verify on the public page?

Individual contacts (decision-maker names, direct emails, phone numbers) are gated. Bank account details are never surfaced publicly under any tier. Factory conditions, production capacity, and order-fulfilment history require a direct audit and are only produced as part of a managed AI Sourcing Agent engagement. Historical trade volumes and shipment records are private B2B data and are not in the public dataset.