Capability evidence requires trust.
DEX business pathways may involve company information, workforce participation, leadership feedback, capability evidence, reports, and verification records. The process must protect confidentiality, limit public disclosure, and make reporting boundaries clear before evidence is collected.
Data collection is scoped to the pathway.
Depending on scope, DEX may collect company profile information, workforce structure, participant information, individual capability evidence, leadership or management feedback, operating-context information, and evidence required for certification or recertification.
Data collection depends on the pathway:
What public verification may show
What public verification will not show
Feedback should be reported in ways that protect participants.
Where leadership feedback is collected, DEX defines participation, anonymity rules, minimum response thresholds, small-group protections, and what appears in reports before any evidence is collected.
Feedback should be reported in ways that protect participants and focus on organisational patterns rather than exposing individual employees. A company should not use DEX leadership feedback as a surveillance tool.
Before feedback is collected, DEX defines:
Reports are for internal decision-making and certification pathway planning.
DEX company reports are intended for the company's internal decision-making and certification pathway. They may include capability evidence, distribution patterns, leadership-conversion findings, benchmarking insights, certification-readiness findings, and recommended next questions.
This page is not a substitute for:
"I understand that DEX may use the information submitted to route this inquiry, evaluate business fit, and follow up according to DEX privacy and contact policies."
Define the data boundaries before evidence is collected.
DEX business pathways depend on credible evidence and participant trust. Companies should understand what is collected, what is private, what may be verified publicly, and what reporting boundaries apply before beginning.