What is counted
This page reports the structure of the public DisputePass knowledge base, not private case files. A guide is counted only when it has a unique jurisdiction, language and dispute-scenario combination, renders as indexable HTML, has a self-canonical URL and appears in a sitemap. Category and jurisdiction directory pages are counted separately from detailed guides.
The catalog currently models 95 jurisdiction layers, 40 dispute scenarios grouped into eight families and seven interface languages. The generated total is validated during every production build; incompatible or duplicate routes fail the build rather than being published.
What is deliberately not reported
DisputePass does not publish a win rate, recovered amount, average settlement or customer rating at launch. A generated draft does not prove that it was submitted, accepted or successful. Publishing such a figure without a complete and auditable denominator would be misleading.
Uploaded documents, dispute descriptions, personal identifiers, IP addresses and private funnel records are not included in the public statistics. Any future outcome report must be aggregated, thresholded for privacy, accompanied by a methodology and clearly separate self-reported outcomes from verified outcomes.
How to cite these figures
You may cite the catalog figures with a link to this page and an access date. The figures describe software coverage and should not be presented as the number of laws, courts, successful cases or legal opinions. The canonical page and RSS feed provide the current public version.
For corrections, use the support address in the footer and identify the exact page, statistic and source. Material corrections are published promptly and reflected in the page modification date.