Result transparency

How directory records are ordered

This page explains the default result order, the sorting options users can control, and what does not affect position in the list.

Records0
Default orderStrongertrust -> fr...
Review cycleJune 2026
SORTING LOGICHow the visible list is formedThe default order relies on trust, review recency, and a clear al...
ProfileThe defaultorder relieson trust, r...
TrustSource review
StatusPublished record
Records0
Default orderStronger trust -> fresher review -> A-Z
Visible sortsDefault / Country / Specialization / A-Z
Review cycleJune 2026
Default order

What happens if the user changes nothing

Trust layer
Stronger and more complete records are shown ahead of weaker or still-improving profiles.
Review freshness
When records are similarly strong, more recently reviewed pages appear first.
Alphabetical fallback
If differences are minimal, the directory falls back to a simple company-name A-Z order.
User control

What visitors can change

A-Z
Re-orders the visible result set by company name.
Country
Groups visible results by country and then applies the fallback ordering.
Specialization
Re-orders results based on the primary technical or commercial specialization.
Filters
Users can narrow the visible layer by country, city, category, compliance, and related criteria.
What does not count

What does not affect list position

This release does not sell sponsored placement, promotional boosts, or hidden ranking advantages. Results change only through public sorting logic or user-selected filters.

Why this matters

The list should be useful, not manipulative

The purpose is to surface the most reliable and most ready profiles first so the directory can support real search, market research, and partner evaluation.