How we write, what we check, and how to tell us we are wrong

1. Named authorship on every article

Every article carries a visible byline with a full name, a role and a date, and links to an author profile. Profiles state what that person owns at AnyPlace and list everything they have published. A profile page is how you verify us — it should tell you as much about whether we know the subject as the article itself.

• Authors are employees of AnyPlace and appear on the delivery team page.
• Every article is reviewed by Shruti Mehta, Founder, before publication.
• Publication date and last-reviewed date are shown separately, and change when the content changes.
• Where an author's public profile exists, it is linked. Where it does not, we do not invent one.

2. AI use, and how we label it

AI tools are used for research, outlining and drafting. They are not the author of anything we publish. Every article is written and edited by a named person, and every figure, claim and link is checked against a source before the page goes live — the same standard we apply to titles, meta descriptions, structured data and image alt text, because those are what search engines and AI answers quote.

All imagery on this site is AI-generated illustration. Portraits, diagrams, screenshots and abstract visuals are illustrations we commissioned, not photographs of our team, our office or a client system. Each figure is captioned so you can see what it is. We do not use stock photography of people we do not employ, and we do not publish imagery that could be mistaken for a client screenshot.

3. Sourcing rules for numbers

• Published benchmark

  Named source, linked, and dated where the source itself is dated. If a figure comes from a study, we link the study — not a vendor homepage that happens to mention it.

• Our own delivery experience

  Labelled in the text as a rule of thumb from our engagements. These are not published research findings and we do not present them as such.

• Third-party pricing or rates

  Carries an "as of" date and a source. Where a competitor's public pricing is quoted, we link it and note that it moves.

• Our own pricing

  Published on a single pricing page, in every currency we quote, so the number you read in a search result is the number on the page. If two AnyPlace pages disagree, that is a bug — please report it.

4. Case studies are labelled as representative

Client names, logos and identifying details are protected under mutual NDA, so every engagement write-up on this site is presented as a representative example of delivery work of that type. The figures describe typical outcomes for engagements of that pattern, not a single named client's public benchmark. We never publish a client's name, logo or screenshot without written permission, and we will give you a reference call under NDA during a serious evaluation.

5. What we will not do

• Publish a statistic we cannot attribute to a source or to our own measured work.
• Present a price band on one page that contradicts the same band on another page.
• Use a fake author name, a stock headshot or a made-up credential to make content look expert.
• Claim an office, a local address or a local phone number we do not have. We have one office, in Hisar, India.
• Publish a review we cannot verify. Google reviews are imported from the live listing and shown as written.

6. Corrections

Email contact@anyplacehub.com with the page URL and what is wrong. Corrections are made, the last-reviewed date changes, and we will tell you if we disagree with you and why.