A Nebula reputation record has one overall score and five area scores. Each area starts at 75 in the calculation and stays between 0 and 100. The overall score is the rounded, equal average of the five areas.
Until a qualifying event is recorded, the signed-in marketplace shows No recorded history yet instead of a tier based on the starting values.
Which events contribute
Nebula's qualifying workflows decide when a recorded event changes one area score. Each movement records the area, point change, reason and time. It can also retain its related engagement, item or source record.
Before recording a project event, Nebula checks that at least two organisations have joined. Solo engagements, sample data, a pending invitation, shared control and an item with the same organisation recorded on both sides do not build standing.
The five areas
- Reliability. Eligible recorded delivery, payment and other outcome events.
- Responsiveness. Whether a required acceptance, acknowledgement or other action is recorded within its Nebula workflow window.
- Timeliness. An item's recorded completion time compared with its due date at completion.
- Collaboration. Eligible recorded verification, agreed change, notice and payment actions.
- Documentation. The first eligible evidence-file upload on an item adds one point. Removing the last evidence file can add a one-point compensating movement.
Reading the record
Members of an organisation can open Reputation to see its current overall and area scores, delivery counts and recent score movements. Each movement shows its reason, time, point change and related engagement when available.
Some eligible item events can also create a proof record. Proof is separate from the score calculation, and the Reputation and marketplace event lists do not show proof beside every movement.
For supported contest and resolution actions, Nebula keeps the earlier movement and adds a compensating movement.
Who can see it
In the signed-in marketplace directory, another organisation initially sees the tier or No recorded history yet. An owner or administrator can approve a request to release the exact score, five areas and recent event reasons to that requester.
A published Certify profile is a separate public disclosure. When recorded history exists, it shows the overall and area scores and aggregate measures. It can also show limited proof links.
A score and tier summarise Nebula's starting values and recorded movements. They do not decide whether a disputed business statement is true or establish legal liability or professional standing.
Where to next
- Proof you can check explains how supported eligible events can create separate proof records.
- The signed-in marketplace is where you can view directory tiers and request detail.