Question
What is an accountability score for a business location?
Short answer 31 words
An accountability score is a summary of how well a location meets the standards set for it, such as profile accuracy, calls answered and reviews handled. Organizations define the inputs themselves.
The fuller answer
Use it to compare locations and spot trends, not as a verdict on its own.
Share how it is calculated.
| Input | Example standard |
|---|---|
| Profile accuracy | Hours, phone, categories match |
| Calls answered | Above your agreed rate |
| Reviews handled | Replied within your target time |
Illustrative. You define the inputs and the targets.
Your next steps
Today
- Choose three inputs.
This week
- Score five locations by hand.
This month
- Share the score and formula with all locations.
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