What happens next
HearFinder reviews the proposed contribution, confirms ownership and evidence needs, and recommends the smallest useful first step.
Add, claim, or contribute
Choose the contribution your organization can truly own.
Use one intake route for venue claims, installation data, compatibility facts, clinic pathways, community pilots, listener feedback, and corrections.
What to prepare
Your role, organization, accountable owner, proposed dataset or activity, evidence source, and how updates will be maintained.
Why participate
Contributions that can become measurable activation.
Add or claim a venue
Provide an accurate public record, responsible venue contact, technology evidence, and practical access instructions.
Share project or product data
Propose an installation batch, deployment feed, or authoritative compatibility dataset.
Create a local pathway
Build a clinic referral, community cohort, association program, or education activity with an accountable owner.
Report an experience or correction
Help fix outdated information or add useful context without overstating what one visit proves.
Activation evidence
We confirm the evidence before counting an activation.
Submitting this form records interest only. Activation occurs after the agreed contribution is completed, reviewed, and accepted under the relevant evidence rule.
How it works
A simple, accountable intake.
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Describe your role
Tell us who you represent and which contribution you can own.
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Agree on the proof
HearFinder confirms the minimum evidence and a manageable first deliverable.
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Complete and activate
The contribution is reviewed, accepted, and then counted in the appropriate activation metric.
Partnership intake
Tell us what you can contribute.
A small verified contribution is the best place to begin.
Submitting the intake does not automatically publish data or create a verified status.