Understand the Scorecard
How the 0–100 strategic score, dimension scores, and confidence signals work.
The strategic scorecard is the free report's headline. It is a 0–100 outside-in assessment with dimension scores, evidence, and confidence. It is included in the free report.
In this article we will show you how to read the overall score, the dimensions, and confidence.
How to Read It
- Overall score is a synthesis, not a grade from a human reviewer.
- Dimension scores (for example market, product, moat) show where the argument is stronger or weaker.
- Confidence tells you how well the public evidence supports that dimension. Low confidence is a signal to treat the number as a hypothesis.
- Not scored means public data was not enough. Unlocking the full report does not magically score a dimension the public web cannot support.
What the Score Is Not
It is not a credit rating, a valuation, or a prediction of deal success. Use it to see how the company presents from the outside, then verify with your own data.
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