Authors and editorial responsibility
The pilot guides are published under the SBA Loan editorial byline.
What the byline means
SBA Loan editorial is the publishing role for this project. It is not an individual biography, a claimed team size or a professional designation. No named lender, accountant, attorney or financial adviser is represented as the author or reviewer of this edition.
How the pilot material is prepared
AI assistance is used to research primary sources, draft the explanatory text, implement the site and build the reference calculations. Source links and observation dates are recorded. Repeated numbers are drawn from shared inputs or checked model outputs rather than entered separately on each page.
What has been checked
The publication workflow tests calculation consistency, linked page structure, financial statement reconciliation and the distinction between assumptions and observed supplier prices. These checks can identify arithmetic and publishing errors. They cannot establish real-world demand, authenticate a future customer’s records or replace professional review.
Named authors and reviewers
No personal profile or credential has been supplied for publication. When a person is named, their profile should state their actual role, relevant experience, contribution to the article and review scope. A reviewer’s name should not imply responsibility for work they have not examined.
Corrections and accountability
Business Plan Library Inc is responsible for the publication. The editorial policy explains how material corrections propagate through a business package. Use Contact and identify the affected page, source and model assumption.