E-commerce Reports and Round-ups

What you will find here

Company round-ups — lists of businesses in a defined part of e-commerce, with the scope and ordering method explained.

Market reports — analyses of selected technologies, companies and developments that affect online sales.

Comparisons — material for assessing solutions against stated criteria. If a publication does not score or rank its subjects, it says so.

How we prepare reports

1. We define the scope. We explain which companies, data or developments are covered and what qualifies for inclusion.
2. We check sources. We use public registers, documentation and source material. Claims made by a company are labelled as such.
3. We give dates. A report states its publication date and the date when we checked the data, followed by update dates when it changes.
4. We separate facts from assessments. Registry data, company statements and editorial conclusions are identified as different kinds of information.
5. We mark gaps. If data is unavailable in the sources we reviewed or is ambiguous, we do not fill the gap with guesses.

Who prepares these materials

Aurora Creation publishes these reports as a company working in e-commerce. Where a report covers a market in which Aurora Creation also operates, we disclose that context and describe our method so readers can assess the material for themselves.

Reports should identify the author or people responsible for preparing and checking them, and make the sources behind important information available.

Updates and corrections

Report data can change, for example after a registry entry, board or ownership structure changes. We state the date to which the information was checked and update a report when new, verifiable information becomes available.

If you spot an inaccuracy, contact us with the passage and a source that can verify it. We check the information before changing the text and note material changes in the update history.

Questions about reports and round-ups

Are the round-ups rankings?

Not always. If a publication is a ranking, we explain its criteria and scoring method. If companies are ordered by voivodeship, for example, we state that the order does not express an assessment or market position.

Do reports cover every company in an industry?

Not necessarily. Each publication states its own scope. If it is a selection rather than a complete directory, we say so directly.

Where does company information come from?

Sources are listed in each report. They may include public registers, documents, material published by the companies covered and other sources suited to the subject. Company statements are distinguished from information confirmed independently.

How current is the data?

Each report gives the date on which its data was checked. For registry information, we also give the effective date of an entry when it differs from the date we checked it.

Can I report an error or suggest an update?

Yes. Include a link or name of the source and identify the specific information. We check it before changing the report.

Is Aurora Creation an independent publisher of reports about e-commerce agencies?

Aurora Creation prepares and publishes these materials as a company active in the e-commerce market. For reports about an area where Aurora also operates, we disclose that context and describe the method so readers can assess the round-up independently.