Methodology
How LazyLeadRadar collects data, checks public signals and labels the evidence level of every conclusion.
Updated: October 19, 2026
Data sources
The catalogue is built from open data, including Overture Maps. The origin, dataset release and import date are shown for every record.
How a check works
The system reviews a company's public pages — home, services and contact — and records which elements are present and which were not observed.
Evidence labelling
Every conclusion carries a status: confirmed by source, AI hypothesis, needs verification, or could not be verified.
Limits of a check
A check covers only public pages at the moment of analysis. “Not observed” means absent from the checked pages — not absent from the business altogether.
Human control
AI prepares observations and drafts; the decision about contact, content and sending always belongs to a human.
Data sources
The company catalogue is built from Overture Maps open data (40,062 catalogue records in the current import). A catalogue record is a business listing from open data — not a verified contact — and details may be outdated. The release and import date are shown on the home page.
Evidence statuses
Confirmed by source
Something directly seen on a checked page, with the page recorded as the source.
AI hypothesis
A conclusion the AI draws from facts. It is labelled as a hypothesis, not a fact.
Needs verification
Channels or pages that were not part of this check. We do not claim anything about them.
Could not be verified
“Not observed on checked pages” means an element was not found on the pages reviewed during the check. The company may offer it through another channel that was not reviewed.