Brand Integrity Score — calibrating
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Moral intelligence for brands

Does your brand
walk its talk?

Most brands have Brand Guidelines. Most brands drift from them — slowly, campaign by campaign, without anyone noticing. Brand Integrity Score makes that gap visible and measurable.

Sample brand audit LIVE
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Brand Integrity Score
Sustainability −38 pts
Quality aligned
Transparency +29 pts
Community aligned
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The problem

Your metrics agree.
So why does something still feel off?

Reach is up. Sentiment is green. And yet — the campaign misfires, the message shifts from quarter to quarter, different agencies pull in different directions. Traditional metrics tell you what happened. They never tell you why. BIS quantifies the gap between what your brand stands for and what your communication actually says — value by value, channel by channel.

Trust damage from inconsistency vs. the benefit of being consistent
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Core values in typical Brand Guidelines. Most brands actively communicate 2–3.
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Brands that have objectively measured this gap — until now.
The gap

Drift is invisible.
Until you measure it.

Declared

Brand Guidelines

The values your brand officially stands for — the promise.

SUSTAINABILITY 72% QUALITY 88% TRANSPARENCY 43% COMMUNITY 90%
Observed

Actual communication

The values present in what your brand actually publishes — the reality.

SUSTAINABILITY 34% QUALITY 92% TRANSPARENCY 72% COMMUNITY 92%
This gap costs trust.

Your audience never reads the guidelines — they only hear the communication. When the two tell different stories, people believe neither. Credibility erodes quietly, and the score shows exactly how fast.

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Brand Integrity Score

This is what one quarter of unmeasured communication does to a brand.

Benchmarks

What is a good BIS?

A score only matters against a benchmark. BIS reads on a 0–100 scale in four bands — each one maps to a different level of urgency for your brand.

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Your score · 67
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Critical
0–50
Communication contradicts declared values. The brand promise and the actual message live in different worlds.
At risk
50–70
Noticeable drift across key values or channels. Audiences sense the inconsistency before you do.
Good
70–85
Largely aligned, with measurable gaps in specific values or single channels.
Excellent
85–100
Your brand walks its talk. Declaration and communication tell one story.
How it works

From guidelines
to score

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Step 01

Upload your Brand Guidelines

We extract your declared brand values — what your brand officially stands for — and their relative importance in your identity. No manual tagging. The system proposes, your team confirms.

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Step 02

Submit your real communication

Website copy, social posts, press releases, email campaigns — any text your brand puts in front of people. We measure the value signal present across all channels.

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Step 03

Get your Brand Integrity Score

A score from 0 to 100, broken down per value and per channel, with actionable insights on where the gaps are, what type of gap each one is, and where to focus first.

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What you get

More than a number

Core metric

One score, full brand picture

BIS translates the complex question "are we on-brand?" into a single number that can be tracked quarter over quarter, compared across business units, and presented in a board deck without explanation.

Value-level detail

See exactly which values drift

A full breakdown by each declared brand value. You see that Quality is aligned at 92%, Sustainability is 38 points below declaration, and Transparency is being over-communicated. Actionable from day one.

Trend & monitoring

Catch drift before it becomes a crisis

Narrative shifts happen slowly — campaign by campaign, manager to manager, agency to agency. BIS tracks the moral signature of your communication over time and flags when drift is becoming a liability, before audiences notice.

Channel comparison

Compare channels side by side

Does social content carry the same values as your press releases? Does customer support communicate the same brand promise as marketing? BIS scores every channel independently — so you know where inconsistency lives.

Root cause insights

Understand why the gap exists

Three types of misalignment, three types of fix. Value drift — you communicate less of what you declared. Overreach — you lead with values you haven't committed to. Frame shift — same word, different moral signal to the audience.

Evidence base

Data to back brand decisions

Rebrand conversations, agency briefs, content strategy reviews — all benefit from objective evidence rather than gut feeling. BIS gives CMOs and brand directors the numbers to argue for or against strategic shifts.

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Sample output

What the insights look like

Concrete, specific, actionable — not generic brand health advice. Every insight is grounded in the actual numbers from your communication.

Value drift — Sustainability
"Sustainability drops significantly across social content. The gap is widest on Instagram, where posts focus on aesthetics rather than mission. Brand Guidelines weight: 72%. Observed communication weight: 34%. Gap is widening quarter over quarter."
Overreach — Transparency
"Transparency is strongly present in your communication — more than your Brand Guidelines anticipate. If intentional, update positioning to own it. If not, align messaging to avoid raising expectations that aren't backed by operations."
Frame shift — Quality
"Quality appears consistently in both declaration and communication — but the framing shifted. Brand Guidelines speak to quality as care for the customer. Recent content frames it as market superiority. Same word, different moral signal to the audience."
Channel gap — Customer Support
"Marketing makes a promise of Care and Transparency. Support interactions score 29 points lower on those exact values. Customers receive a different brand than marketing promises — at scale, in every interaction."
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Who it's for

You already know the problem.

Brand & Strategy
Brand Directors · CMOs
Brand Consultants
"Our message is evolving. But I can't tell if that's intentional strategy or unmanaged drift."
Content & Creative
Content Teams · Creative Agencies
Copywriters · Social Managers
"I know what we're supposed to say. I don't have a way to check if we're actually saying it across the volume we produce."
Customer Experience
CX Leaders · Head of Support
Customer Success
"Marketing promises one thing. Support delivers another. The gap is invisible — until it isn't."
Comms & PR
PR Directors · Communications Leads
Reputation Managers
"I need to catch value misalignment before it becomes a reputational issue — not after."
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Why teams trust the method

Rigorous. Verifiable. Peer-reviewed.

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Peer-Reviewed Foundations

Built on Moral Foundations Theory (Haidt, Graham et al.) and established value alignment research — not a proprietary black-box.

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Quantified, Not Intuited

Every score is derived from embedding-based value measurement on actual text — not surveys, not manual tagging, not keyword matching.

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English & Polish

Both languages measured in a shared vector space. Ideal for brands communicating across Central European markets without losing measurement precision.

A product by Moralytics — Moral Intelligence Infrastructure

Early access

Get your Brand
Integrity Score

We're onboarding the first brands now. Share your Brand Guidelines and communication samples — we run the measurement and walk you through the results in a 60-minute session.

Results in 5 business days  ·  English & Polish  ·  No long-term commitment