Help test Trooth.

Fifteen minutes, five tasks, on the real pages. You try each task and say whether you managed it. Where you get stuck is the most useful thing you can tell us, and there are no wrong answers: the pages are being tested, not you.

• Developer study

  For: People who write code against APIs. About 15 minutes.

  Five tasks on the developer reference, the changelog and the feedback board. Use the pages as you would at work.

  1. Find how to make your first request for a company's Trust Profile, and copy the request in the language you use.
  2. Find how many comparison requests one address may make in an hour.
  3. Find what your code should do when a read answers 503, and whether it says anything about the company.
  4. Find out whether you must change anything before a deadline, and the date.
  5. Look for an existing request about something you would want in the API. Vote for it, or start a new one without sending it.
  Start the developer study

• Buyer study

  For: People who evaluate vendors: procurement, security and IT. About 15 minutes.

  Five tasks on the comparison, the changelog and the feedback board. Think of a vendor decision you have made recently.

  1. Start a comparison of two companies. Use the example comparison if no company you know is listed.
  2. For one answer in the comparison, find who said it: the company, Trooth, or a public record.
  3. Find a question one company has not answered, and what that means for your decision.
  4. Find the most recent change that affects companies you evaluate, and whether you need to do anything.
  5. Ask for a company that is not on the Network, without sending the request.
  Start the buyer study