Compliance health score

A 0 to 100 score with letter grade A through F, shared by the app and free scanner.

The dashboard health score card showing a score of 80 grade B with pass and attention factors listed — The health score on the dashboard: each factor shows why it passed or needs attention. The free public scanner grades the same factors from EDGAR data.

What the score measures

The health score reflects timely 10-K and 10-Q on file, NT late notices in the trailing three years, blown statutory deadlines, and runway on the next obligation versus draft readiness. It is computed from your company's real EDGAR filing history, which TakePublic indexes when you onboard.

New registrants

A recently public company is not delinquent for reports that were never due.

Note

If your first 10-K or 10-Q has not come due yet, the score shows it as attention, not a failing grade, so you can start preparing early.

Grades

Scores map to letter grades A through F. The same formula powers the dashboard in the app and the free public compliance scanner, so the numbers never disagree between surfaces. Waived obligations never count as missed.

Free public scanner

The scan pulls the company's EDGAR filing history and computes the same 0 to 100 score and letter grade you see in the app after onboarding.

Enter any ticker in the Free compliance scan on the TakePublic marketing site.

Note

No account is required.

Using the score

Use the score as a snapshot, not legal advice. It helps prioritize which obligations need attention before the next due date in ET.

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