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Reading your compliance score

Written by Sven Poppelmann

Your compliance score gives you an instant overview of how well you're meeting your scheme requirements. Understanding these numbers helps you prioritize work and identify gaps before they become problems.

Overall compliance score

The main score at the top of your dashboard shows your overall compliance percentage across all active schemes. This is calculated as:

(Requirements with [[company/evidence|evidence]] ÷ Total requirements) × 100

Per-agreement breakdown

Each scheme shows its own compliance score, so you can see which agreements need attention:

  • Green (80-100%) - Well-evidenced, ready for audit

  • Amber (50-79%) - Partial [[company/evidence|evidence]], some gaps to fill

  • Red (Below 50%) - Significant [[company/evidence|evidence]] gaps, priority action needed

What affects your score

  • Linked [[company/evidence|evidence]] - Requirements with uploaded [[company/evidence|evidence]] count as complete

  • Approved [[company/evidence|evidence]] - Only [[company/evidence|evidence]] that has been approved (if approval workflow is enabled)

  • Active requirements - Schemes that are currently active and in-scope

  • Parcel assignments - Requirements must be properly assigned to relevant parcels

Score vs reality

Remember that compliance scores are based on uploaded [[company/evidence|evidence]], not actual compliance. A high score means you have good [[company/evidence|evidence]]; it doesn't guarantee you're meeting all requirements in practice.

Using scores for planning

  • Focus on low-scoring schemes first

  • Check which specific requirements lack [[company/evidence|evidence]]

  • Set targets (e.g., all schemes above 80% before audit season)

  • Monitor trends over time - are scores improving?

Tips

  • Don't aim for 100% immediately - focus on critical requirements first

  • Use the compliance timeline to understand score changes

  • Review scores weekly as part of your compliance routine

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