Your accreditation score
Here's how Southbank Creative Co. scored on your operations and your content assessment across 4 streams, and what it will take to reach accreditation.
Based on your operations and content assessment across 4 streams, Southbank Creative Co. scores 368 points, 32 short of the 400 needed for accreditation.
368 / 1,000 points
Not yet accredited
Accreditation · 400
Content
258 / 800
Content assessment across 4 streams
Operations
110 / 200
11 of 20 practices in place
How your score works
- Every content answer is a point on a line from “Never” through “Sometimes” to “Always”: the share of your projects the statement holds for, from 0% to 100% in steps of 5%.
- Each statement stands for practices in the IM 2.5 framework, where every stream’s practices are worth 200 points. A practice earns its points for the share of projects your answer stands for.
- Each of the 4 streams you work in counts for its share of your content. Together they make your content score, out of 800.
- Operations practices are ticked as done or not, and only those that concern your streams are asked. The share of the 20 asked that are in place is your operations score, out of 200.
- Together they make a score out of 1,000. Accreditation is awarded at 400.
A few rules
- Some of the framework’s practices are asked in operations instead of content: moved there because they are systems and processes rather than choices made project by project, or because operations already asks the same thing. They count once, in operations, and are left out of your content score. The Scoring Framework marks each one.
- Where a question lists alternatives — kinds of consultant, casting roles — it counts on as many projects as the most common of them, so no project is counted twice.
- WCAG 2.2 testing counts each website or app at the highest level you report.
- A practice that follows on from another counts on no more projects than it does: mentor pairing can’t outrun placements.
- Representation counts for the share of your content that features disability — about 50%, from your Creative Intent answers — so content that isn’t about disability isn’t marked down for it.
Where your 258 content points come from
| Pillar | Today | Points |
|---|---|---|
 Inclusive Concept & Research | 36% | 110 |
 Inclusive Representation | 53% | 25 |
 Inclusive Work Experience | 0% | 0 |
 Inclusive Team Roles | 14% | 14 |
 Accessible Documentation | 60% | 10 |
 Accessible Locations | 60% | 36 |
 Safe & Inclusive Environment | 60% | 30 |
 Accessible Distribution | 43% | 35 |
“Today” is how much of each pillar’s practice is in place across your projects, averaged over your streams by your content split; your roadmap sets a target for it. Points are rounded, so they may not add up exactly.
By stream
| Stream | Share of content | Practice in place | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motion | 45% | 33% | 119 |
| Static | 30% | 35% | 83 |
| Digital | 15% | 27% | 33 |
| Copy | 10% | 29% | 23 |
A stream’s points are its practice in place times its share of your content, out of 800: the practices in the streams you make most of move your score most.
Build your accreditation roadmapSet targets for the pillars that will close the gap to accreditation, choose the time frame you'll do it in, and we'll turn them into a plan.
Company Accreditation RoadmapThe document that records where you are today, your target, and the steps you have chosen. Ready once you have built your roadmap.
The roadmap suggests the targets that would move your score most.