UnderTheTable’s community transparency map

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The project organizes reports around concrete checks such as payment methods, receipts, fiscal documents, prices, pay, schedules, contracts, and workplace respect. It separates customer and worker perspectives, marks worker experiences as unverified, and describes scores as indicators of response quantity and direction rather than verdicts. The homepage also exposes moderation through flags and administrative review, while public pseudonyms and protected accounts are intended to limit identity exposure.