Search and Recommendation Technology Rules
This document explains how the service uses search, filtering and sorting. The service does not make legally binding decisions about user rights automatically.
Where algorithms are used
- public registry search;
- filtering records by type, status, date and other technical attributes;
- sorting results for easier navigation;
- showing related archives and certificates in the user account.
What data is used
The service uses only data required for operation: record hash, technical metadata, registration date, registry type, processing status, filters selected by the user and search terms. User source code is not uploaded to or analysed by the service.
How results are formed
Search results and account lists are based on matches against indexed fields and selected filters. If no special sorting is selected, records are generally shown by creation or update time.
Limitations
Search and sorting are technical interface functions. They do not assess code quality, do not independently determine authorship and do not replace legal review of evidence.
User control
Users can change the search query, reset filters, open a specific record, download available documents and contact support if they believe results are displayed incorrectly.
Contact
Questions or complaints about algorithms: hello@OneCodeRegister.io.