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Definition

What is the Yipiit Score?

The Yipiit Score is a 0–100 daily-recalculated trust rating for public companies, weighting governance (25%), transparency (20%), financial integrity (20%), stakeholder treatment (20%), and innovation (15%).

How it's calculated

The Yipiit Score aggregates five pillars of corporate stewardship into a single number. Each pillar is independently scored from 0 to 100, then combined using fixed weights to produce the final composite score. Data is sourced from public filings, regulatory disclosures, and verified company submissions.

Governance

25%

Board independence, committee structure, executive compensation alignment, and shareholder rights.

Transparency

20%

Disclosure quality, filing timeliness, communication frequency, and data accessibility.

Financial Integrity

20%

Audit quality, accounting consistency, debt management, and capital allocation prudence.

Stakeholder Treatment

20%

Employee satisfaction, customer trust, supplier relationships, and community engagement.

Innovation

15%

R&D investment, patent activity, digital transformation, and strategic adaptability.

Score tiers

Companies are assigned a Trust Tier based on their Yipiit Score. Each tier unlocks different visibility levels and badge styles on the platform.

Gold80–100

Exceptional stewardship. Companies demonstrate best-in-class governance, full transparency, and strong stakeholder alignment.

Silver55–79

Good stewardship with room for improvement. Solid governance foundations with some areas needing attention.

Bronze30–54

Below-average stewardship. Significant governance or transparency gaps that require action.

Below Threshold0–29

Critical concerns. Major governance failures or insufficient data to assess trustworthiness.

How often it updates

The Yipiit Score is recalculated daily for every tracked company. Each snapshot is stored, allowing users to view score trajectory over 30-day, 90-day, and 1-year windows. Data sources include public filings (SEC EDGAR, stock exchange disclosures), corporate governance reports, and verified submissions from claimed company profiles.

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