Publishing principles

Editorial policy

KDigital publishes product information, educational guidance, technical playbooks and deployment examples. This policy explains how readers can evaluate that material.

Last updated: July 2026

Authorship and review

Named articles identify an author and a publication or modification date. Product and programme pages are owned by KDigital. Technical or outcome-sensitive material is reviewed by the team responsible for that product, service or programme before publication.

Sources and claims

We distinguish demonstrated capabilities, planned capabilities, illustrative interface examples and customer outcomes. A quantitative claim carries enough context to understand the workflow, baseline, measurement window, sample and limitations. See the evidence methodology.

AI-assisted work

KDigital may use AI tools for drafting, summarising or formatting. A human remains responsible for factual review, confidential-data handling, citations, final wording and publication. AI-generated text is not treated as an independent source.

Corrections and updates

Material changes update the page's modification date. Corrections preserve the intended meaning while removing inaccurate or unsupported statements. Readers can report a concern through the contact page.

Commercial independence

KDigital pages describe our own products and services. Such pages are commercial material, even when they also educate. Readers should validate suitability, security, compliance and performance for their own environment before making a decision.

At a glance

KDigital Editorial Policy: Authorship & AI Use

How KDigital plans, reviews, dates, attributes and corrects what it publishes — including where AI tools are used in drafting.