One current-name recommendation
Q37, Claude: SSSI was named as an option for internal influence facilitators. The answer linked a P&G-issued Credly badge that identifies facilitators certified by Strategic Soft Skills Institute. It also noted that current terms and pricing were not established. [1]
This is useful third-party evidence of a facilitator pathway. It does not establish a current P&G contract, endorsement for every SSSI service, or an open certification intake. Any use of P&G branding or customer claims needs the appropriate permission.
Related appearances remain separate
Two answers contained qualified legacy SMS recommendations or references. A historical WEST event page and legacy directories also appeared among retrieved sources. These are useful identity clues, but they are not additional current-name SSSI recommendations.
No resolved source URL on SSSI's own domain was recorded in the captured textual source events. This does not establish that the site is unindexed or inaccessible to every search or AI system.
| Product | Completed answers | Relevant-provider answers | Current-name SSSI recommendations |
|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | 40 | 40 | 0 |
| Gemini | 40 | 39 | 0 |
| Claude | 40 | 40 | 1 |
| Perplexity | 40 | 40 | 0 |
What to do with this evidence
Use the full current company name consistently. Explain the 3SI acronym and any historical relationship in approved language. Keep programme names, current company identity, practitioners and delivery partners distinct.
On the certification page, connect the existing five-level pathway to an employer's questions: where a trainer starts, what they can deliver, what supervision involves and which permissions follow approval. Put current programme-specific facts alongside the relevant research and permitted credential evidence.
Evidence: Q05, Q37-Q39; supplied certification extract; P&G credential [1].