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Step 02 of 4

Ratings are arithmetic, not editorial

Average rating is the mean of valid rating records associated with a company. Profile completeness is the share of key discovery fields present in the source record. No manual weighting is applied.

How It Works

The process behind this step

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Average rating = mean
Average rating is the arithmetic mean of every valid rating record tied to a company — not weighted by recency, size or account status.
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Completeness = field coverage
Profile completeness is the share of key discovery fields actually present in the source record.
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No manual weighting
No person adjusts a calculated number after the fact, for any reason, commercial or otherwise.
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Recalculated on ingest
Every number recalculates automatically the moment new source data is ingested — nothing is cached as a stale, hand-set figure.
What this prevents
Editorial score inflation
Inconsistent rounding rules
Manual overrides after publication