Live verification seals: JS setup and validity tracking

A verification seal should connect visitors to a current review, rather than act only as a decorative image. A screenshot alone cannot establish that a report remains valid.

What a live seal shows

ProviderCheck’s seal reflects the relevant provider’s current status. Visitors can inspect scope and dates in the linked profile. Company identity, license evidence and regulatory records are separate findings.

Installation code after payment

Once payment is confirmed and the provider belongs to the customer account, the dashboard prepares provider-specific JS code. Receiving the code does not automatically verify the company. The review outcome updates through the same installation.

Where to install the code

Copy the code from the dashboard and place it before the closing body tag in the shared website template. The exact editing location depends on the theme or content management system. Install it once in a common template and use the dashboard’s installation check.

Review domain and appearance settings

Check the allowed domains before installation. Copying another provider’s code does not verify your website. Choose position, theme and language, and use the updated code after changing settings. Keep installations for different companies separate.

Distinguish service and review validity

The dashboard displays service start, end and remaining time. Verification validity concerns the review’s own dates. Renewing service does not turn an unfavorable finding into a favorable one. Monitor both payment and review status.

Validate a seal as a visitor

Follow the badge to providerchecknow.com and match the target domain in the report. The hosting review checklist provides broader purchasing guidance. Company representatives can find their existing profile and start the claim process.