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Compliance · Institutional directory
Public standards for claims, sources, AI review, approval, corrections, conflicts, and data-rights handling.
This directory explains how Semantec SEO expects public content and MIRENA-assisted work to be evidenced, reviewed, approved, corrected, disclosed, retained, and routed.
Verified facts and boundaries.
These fields identify the entity, product, document, or operational boundary without turning related parties into the same entity.
What this governance layer controls.
The compliance layer applies to factual, product, commercial, legal, privacy, security, accessibility, comparative, editorial, and AI-assisted statements published or delivered by Semantec SEO.
It does not convert an internal checklist into legal compliance. The relevant specialist and accountable owner remain responsible for the final decision.
Nine separate standards.
| Standard | Owned decision | Public route |
|---|---|---|
| Claims and substantiation | What evidence is sufficient for the exact claim | /compliance/claims-and-substantiation/ |
| No guarantees | How rankings, traffic, features, and business outcomes are described | /compliance/no-guarantees/ |
| Source and citation | Which source controls, how scope is preserved, and how provenance is recorded | /compliance/source-and-citation-policy/ |
| AI output review | How generated analysis and copy are checked before use | /compliance/ai-output-review/ |
| Human approval | Who may accept which version, scope, and release action | /compliance/human-approval-policy/ |
| Corrections and retractions | How errors, withdrawals, disputes, and public changes are handled | /compliance/corrections-policy/ |
| Editorial standards | Quality, clarity, entity, intent, evidence, structure, accessibility, and maintenance | /compliance/editorial-standards/ |
| Conflicts and disclosures | How material relationships and reviewer conflicts are declared and managed | /compliance/conflicts-and-disclosures/ |
| Data-rights requests | How rights requests are received, verified, searched, reviewed, and answered | /compliance/data-rights-requests/ |
State is part of governance.
A record can be accepted, held for evidence, returned for repair, blocked, rejected, or marked stale after a material change. The visible state should match the actual decision.
A reviewer may not approve their own unresolved conflict or convert a failed validation into a pass without the responsible owner.
Records must survive the handoff.
The source, claim, date, scope, owner, approval, exception, and next route should remain attached when content moves from strategy to editing, product to legal, privacy to support, or review to release.
A later contributor should not need to infer which evidence or version was accepted.
Report an issue.
Send factual, legal, privacy, security, disclosure, or correction concerns to privacy@semantecseo.com. Send product, account, billing, and access matters to support@semantecseo.com.
Include the page or record, exact statement, date, evidence, impact, and requested correction. Do not include credentials, full card details, or unnecessary personal data.
Check the controlling first-party and official sources.
These routes support the current public statement. External platform and legal sources remain subject to their own updates.
MIRENA workflow
First-party gates, handoffs, and approval sequence.
Google helpful content guidance
Official people-first quality and trust questions.
Current Semantec SEO Disclaimer
First-party claim, reliance, and correction boundary.
Move to the page that owns the next question.
Each route has a separate job so company, product, trust, legal, and compliance information does not collapse into one promotional page.
Owned route
Claims and substantiation
Claim classes, evidence thresholds, and release states.
Open route →
Owned route
Source and citation
Source hierarchy, scope, dates, quotations, and provenance.
Open route →
Owned route
AI output review
Review sequence for analysis, copy, code, links, and schema cues.
Open route →
Owned route
Human approval
Approval authority, object, scope, and reapproval.
Open route →
Owned route
Corrections policy
Error intake, repair, disclosure, retraction, and change records.
Open route →
Owned route
Editorial standards
Publication and maintenance quality standard.
Open route →