Source-backed company profiles
Each profile is built from reviewed public records, source labels, entity attribution, procedural status, and a visible review window.
Pre-launch methodology build
Corporate accountability, without the fog.
We The Many is building public-interest company profiles that translate scattered public records into readable, source-labeled summaries — with visible limits, correction pathways, and no unsupported verdicts.
A public record should be easier to read.
The problem is not that records do not exist. It is that they are scattered across agencies, courts, company reports, regulatory databases, and PDFs most people will never search.
Limits shown up front
If a category, jurisdiction, source packet, subsidiary, or historical period has not been reviewed, the profile has to say so clearly.
Correctable by design
Companies, workers, researchers, readers, and public agencies will be able to submit corrections, context, and documentation.
Six scoring lenses.
The current methodology organizes records into six core categories, with extra rules for digital platforms, safety-critical products, historical scoring, and ownership wealth concentration.
Labor Practices
Political Spending
Environmental Impact
Worker Pay & Ownership Wealth
Consumer Ethics & Product Safety
Supply Chain
1
Collect and label sources
Records are labeled as court findings, final agency findings, settlements, active allegations, disclosures, certifications, risk notes, no data, or not reviewed.
2
Separate facts from interpretation
A settlement is not treated like a final finding. An allegation is not treated like proof. A missing source packet is not treated like a clean record.
3
Score with visible scope
Profiles show the review window, jurisdiction scope, entity scope, source-packet status, confidence level, and major limitations.
4
Publish with a correction path
Every public profile will include a way to submit corrections, company responses, missing context, or additional primary documentation.
Current conduct and historical record are different views.
The default profile uses a five-year current accountability window. Historical views can show how a company looks across 10 years, 20 years, all available records, or a custom range.
Default view
The Current Accountability Score focuses on the rolling five-year review window, with older records included only when they remain active, ongoing, repeated, or still under order.
5Y Current
10Y
20Y
All
Custom
Historical view
Historical scores must be labeled separately and show record age, status, source limits, oldest/newest qualifying record, and whether time-weighting is used.
A worse historical score does not automatically mean a company is currently violating the law. It means the longer reviewed public record is materially different from the current-window view.
Launching carefully.
We The Many is currently finalizing its scoring workflow, source-packet process, profile templates, and correction intake. Early company pages may appear as limited reviews while the system is tested.