Expert Visibility Proof Audit Use these questions to record your evaluation. Print or save as PDF to keep your answers; selections are not saved after closing or reloading this page.
Print / save as PDF 1. Named expert Is a real person connected to the relevant technical domain?
2. Current responsibility Is the expert’s present role and supplier relationship clear?
3. Decision responsibility Can buyers see what the expert owns, reviews, decides or escalates?
4. Authority limits Does the public path show when another person or team takes over?
5. Relevant example Is there an approved example with context, constraint, decision and tradeoff?
6. Claim-level corroboration Does each important claim have a source that actually supports it?
7. Attribution accuracy Are individual, team and company achievements kept at the right level?
8. Permission and confidentiality Are public names, images and examples approved and safe to disclose?
9. Pre-meeting utility Does the expert offer useful guidance before requiring a sales call?
10. Access and escalation Is there a realistic route with no unsupported response promise?
11. English/Japanese consistency Do public material facts and commitments remain consistent?
12. Maintenance process Is there a visible way to keep public information current?