Primary sources first
Carrier fees, operating rules and regulatory changes should come from the carrier, regulator or original publisher whenever a primary source is available.
The goal is useful buyer evidence, not artificial freshness. We prefer primary sources, state what a number represents, keep external datasets attributed, and separate facts from LogiMatcher interpretation.
Carrier fees, operating rules and regulatory changes should come from the carrier, regulator or original publisher whenever a primary source is available.
We do not average or merge source series that use different definitions simply to create one cleaner-looking number. Source-specific figures stay labeled.
Survey averages, provider rate cards, market reports and third-party benchmarks are attributed to their publishers. We do not present them as observations from the LogiMatcher network.
Published and reviewed dates change only when the page is created, materially updated or the underlying sources are checked again.
Research pages explain what a metric may mean for a 3PL buyer, while separating that interpretation from the reported source facts.
If a provider, carrier or market source does not publish a fact, the page should say so rather than infer a value.
When a source changes or a material error is found, the research page should be corrected, its reviewed date updated, and the underlying source retained or replaced with the current official source. Material changes should be noted in the repository audit record.