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ENTRY No. 00412 VERIFIED

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Systems integration · 20 to 40 staff · Sydney

SPECIALISMS, RANKED BY EVIDENCE

SAP S/4HANA Data migration Integration

STANDARD DRAFT v0.9 · EXAMPLE ENTRY An example of a verified entry. Claim your own before launch.

Founding entries are open for firms in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States. STANDARD · PUBLIC DRAFT v0.9
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01.1

Verified means checked by a person

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01.2

Specialisms shown only where proven

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01.3

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For firms, claim your entry before launch.

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02.1

Control the entry

Set your specialisms, proof and positioning before buyers compare you.

02.2

Receive the enquiries

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02.3

Earn the seal

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02.4

Founding entries go first

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Most good independent firms are better than their website suggests. Send us your site and a person will review it against the seven areas buyers notice first, then email you a short written summary.

03.1

Proof buyers can see

Whether your client work, case studies and credentials are visible, current and believable.

03.2

How easy you are to contact

The path from arriving on your site to sending an enquiry, and what happens after it lands.

03.3

Whether search can find you

Pages, titles and structure for each thing you actually do.

03.4

Kept separate from the register

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The Standard, in plain language.

A verified entry means a person checked these things and signed them off. The Standard is in public draft and open for comment before version one is fixed. Visibility is never for sale.

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A real IT services firm of three to 250 people

An active, trading business with identifiable principals that sells delivery to its own clients. Firms of one or two people may be listed through full verification only.

02

Evidence of delivery, from any two routes

A current vendor partner tier, certified consultants, a public sector contract, a vendor marketplace listing, a client confirmation, or a published case study. A meaningful vendor tier counts as two on its own.

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Client confirmation, not interrogation

Where a client confirms the work, it takes them two minutes and their name stays private.

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True specialisation

The entry says what the firm actually does. Claimed specialisms must match delivered work.

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Standards of conduct

Appropriate insurance for the work and clear engagement terms, declared by the firm and checked whenever a concern is raised.

Read the full draft and how it is applied on the Standard page.