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Editorial, Affiliate & Sponsorship Policy
Read Lead Brief’s rules for sources, AI assistance, documentation-based CRM coverage, affiliate disclosures, sponsorship and corrections.
The reader’s task comes first
Guides should help complete a concrete task. Comparisons state the scenario and unknowns. A recommendation is conditional on requirements and evidence; there is no universal best CRM for every small team.
Commercial status of this release
There are no affiliate-tracked links, paid rankings, sponsored articles or paid placements in this release. Vendor links go to ordinary official pages. No application to an affiliate programme or commercial relationship is implied by naming a product.
If commercial links are introduced later, the relationship must be disclosed beside the relevant decision and link, and the link must use appropriate sponsored attributes. Sponsored material must be visibly labelled and kept separate from the evidence supporting a recommendation. Payment must not buy a higher assessment.
Sources and product coverage
CRM cards are documentation-based, with dates and limits. Product descriptions are not hands-on test results. A feature or price that cannot be established is marked as a gap, not assigned a convenient value. Calculated costs show their inputs and commitment period.
AI assistance and authorship
AI assisted the preparation of this release. The byline is Lead Brief Editorial, as authorised by the publisher. No fictional expert biography, customer quote or personal test experience is used. Source review and technical checks do not establish professional credentials.
Corrections and changes
Material corrections should state what changed and why, with a fresh review of affected sources. A public contact channel is not yet available; Contact states that limitation. We do not operate a message form or promise responses we cannot receive.
How We Research explains the evidence labels and the product tests that remain unperformed.