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A result is a reason to investigate a company, not a promise that it will buy.

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Facts are not inferred demand

Illustrative example: a company announces a new warehouse. That announcement is an observed fact. It might need warehouse equipment, but the announcement does not prove an open budget or a purchase. Company results contain up to three supporting observations. Ranking is not a calibrated fit score. Several evidence references can report the same original source; reference count is not independent verification. differing_source_claims flags differing claims among the returned observations for you to inspect. It does not choose which claim is true.

Coverage has limits

Company search currently returns coverage_status: "partial". Read coverage.stop_reason and coverage.limitations alongside the results. An empty list does not prove no matching company exists. The implemented observation kinds are procurement requests and facility expansions, in Canada and the United States. A broad natural-language question does not expand that coverage. next_cursor continues the existing search snapshot. It does not start a new round of research. At most 100 companies enter the shortlist. A new search may produce a different list.

Results can change when you replay them

Detail reads and operation replays recheck current evidence. Expired or withdrawn evidence may no longer be returned. withheld_units reports previously delivered companies that no longer have eligible support; the historical usage settlement does not change. Use company-list workflows to filter and investigate results, or the API Reference tab for the complete response schema.