DealVorio separates a promotional claim from the evidence supporting it. Every published coupon or offer must have a provider, destination, source label, publication state, and freshness date.
What the labels mean
Imported means the record came from an owner-supplied affiliate export or campaign. Source confirmed means a current approved source explicitly displayed the offer. Admin tested is reserved for a code checked in the relevant checkout flow. A reachable landing page alone does not prove a coupon works.
How destinations are handled
Affiliate destinations are stored exactly as supplied. DealVorio does not guess tracking parameters or rebuild a provider URL from an identifier. Public buttons pass through an internal redirect that records a privacy-conscious click event before sending the visitor to the original destination.
Expiry and stale information
Coupons with a known end date are automatically removed from current results after expiry. Product prices, ratings, ranks, and availability are displayed with their collection time because marketplace data changes. Historical data is useful context, but it is not presented as a live guarantee.
Why some records need review
Automation can detect a code, date, or promotion phrase in an approved feed or page, but ambiguous records enter a review queue. DealVorio would rather publish fewer well-explained offers than manufacture a large wall of uncertain codes.