See also an ODR providers comparative features document by Center Fellows Amy Schmitz and Janet Martinez (posted May 2020) by NCTDR Fellows Amy Schmitz and Janet Martinez and also found in Schmitz, A. and Martinez, J. (2021). “ODR and Innovation in the United States.” In D. Rainey, E. Katsh, and M.S. Abdel Wahab (Eds.), Online Dispute Resolution Theory and Practice: A Treatise on Technology and Dispute Resolution. (2nd Edition). The Hague: Eleven Publishing, 611-638.

Statement of Self-Certification with NCTDR-ICODR Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Standards 

“I/We self-certify compliance with the Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Standards and will accept inquiries and respond with transparency about how I/we comply with each of the ODR Standards. ”

Benefits of self-certifying compliance with the ODR Standards

Individuals and entities developing, managing, and providing dispute prevention and handling services via software, ODR platforms and other forms of technology are encouraged to self-certify as complying with the Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Standards found on the International Council for Online Dispute Resolution (ICODR) and the National Center for Technology and Dispute Resolution (NCTDR) websites. Self-certifying compliance with the ODR Standards furthers visibility for and trust in your services and supports the overall ethical delivery of ODR services.

ODR Providers who have self-certified compliance with NCTDR-ICODR

ODR Standards:

The providers listed immediately below have self-certified compliance with the NCTDR-ICODR ODR Standards and are organizations or individuals who are members of the International Council for Online Dispute Resolution (ICODR).