Work FAQ
Questions about our published work.
How Fuchsius handles case studies, confidentiality, client approval and outcome claims.
FAQ
Work FAQ
Why are some Fuchsius clients not listed publicly?
Some client relationships, projects or systems are confidential. Fuchsius should publish a client name, logo or project detail only when the relevant agreement and approval allow it.
Can Fuchsius publish anonymous case studies?
Yes, when appropriate and permitted. Anonymous stories should still be factual, based on one real engagement and detailed enough to be useful without exposing the client.
How are case-study results verified?
Each numeric claim should have an internal source such as analytics, operational telemetry, client reporting or another documented measurement method, plus client approval where required.
Does every Fuchsius project become a case study?
No. A project may remain confidential, may not yet have enough evidence, or may be better represented as a shorter portfolio entry.
Can clients review a story before publication?
Where client approval is required or appropriate, the final wording, logo use, images and metrics should be reviewed before publication.
Can screenshots or architecture diagrams be published?
Only when Fuchsius has permission and the content does not expose confidential data, credentials, internal network details, personal information or sensitive security architecture.
How should technology be listed in a case study?
List only technologies materially used in the engagement and approved for disclosure. Avoid turning a case study into an unrelated technology-logo wall.