How to measure Your reputation score

The Reputation Score is the rating that certifies the financial and online reputation of a physical, legal or digital entity and determines its relative risk index, on a scale of values from -100% to + 100%.

To measure your Reputation Score, we have created the most complete Risk Intelligence, Global Compliance and Web Analysis tool: ReputationUP has a cloud-based platform that discovers and analyzes in real time multilingual information from Surface Web, Deep Web and Dark Web .

The Reputation Score is based on a global system (languages, countries, sources) and is calculated on the basis of a series of factors (categories and features) that reflect the physical entity’s risk index, regulatory compliance and online reputation , Legal or Digital.

The final result is processed by our advanced analysis and investigation platform, which processes multilingual data in real time.

Currently our customers are:

• Companies (private and public)
• Professionals
• VIP
• Administrations
• Credit institutions
• Financial
• Institutions
• Insurance Bodies
• Banking entities

who want to measure their Reputation Score or that of physical, legal or digital entities with which they do business.

1) The Reputation Score by Physical or Legal Entity measures the reputation (financial and online) of a natural or legal person: for example Mario Rossi or Mario Rossi S.p.a.

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2) The Reputation Score for Digital Entity measures the reputation (financial and online) of sites, pages and web profiles linked to the Entity: for example Mariorossi.com or Fb.com/mariorossi

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The reasons for your choice can be two

1) You want to measure the Reputation Score of an external entity to assess its reliability and the relative risk index.

For example: you represent a banking group and you want to check the Reputation Score of a large company before granting a loan, to check any potential customer relationships with subjects misaligned with the code of ethics and the reference laws in the countries of interest.

2) You want to measure your Reputation Score to certify your good reputation in the eyes of potential customers.

For example: you represent a private health group and you want to measure your Reputation Score to certify the good reputation and reliability of your clinics.

Physical, Legal or Digital Entities with a high Reputation Score are more reliable and generate more revenue.

The use cases can be summarized in two key points:

1) You want to measure the Reputation Score of an external entity to assess its reliability and the relative risk index.

For example: you represent a large holding company and you want to check the Reputation Score of a potential partner, to check any partner relations with subjects misaligned with the code of ethics and the reference laws in the countries of interest.

2) You want to measure your Reputation Score to certify your good reputation in the eyes of potential customers.

For example: you represent a banking group and you want to measure your Reputation Score to certify the good reputation and reliability of your Private Banking network.