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Why enterprises ♥ Credosity
Measure it. Manage it.
Quality quantified
Credosity’s unique ‘Cred score’ makes a subjective topic (writing) objective. This lets leaders manage it, and motivates writers to boost it.
Insist your people hit a minimum ‘Cred score’ of 90% before important work is sent for review, or to clients.
Visible ROI
Tracking changes in the Cred score – Cred ‘boosts’ – lets you see your team’s writing improve over time.

Monitor usage
Identify your comms ‘stars’. And those who need a little help.

Productivity, not just paragraphs
Get focused
Simple traffic-light dials give you a dashboard view of your problems so you can prioritise what to fix.
And focusing on just one aspect at a time (e.g. passive voice) avoids inefficient ‘task switching’, getting you into ‘flow’ faster.

Get to the point
Goodbye long-windedness! Highlight your main point, and Credosity tells you if it’s early enough in your message.

Get action
Research shows people act on readable messages much faster. Use Credosity to boost your response rates.

Dodge common ‘blind spots’
Snore detector
Find yawn-inducing long sentences and paragraphs so you can cut them down to size.

Waffle detector
Catch over 500 non-plain-English phrases and replace them with simpler alternatives.

Diversity/inclusion detector
Catch unconscious bias before it bites you. Built with Diversity Council Australia, Diversity Partners & Readify.

Your most overlooked competitive advantage: WRITING
of business-writing managers, directors and supervisors say poor writing wastes a lot of their time.1
of business-writers’ weeks is spent writing.1
of the costs of managing business transactions is caused by poor communication.2
Avoid the huge cost of poor communication
Ditch inefficiency
FedEx saved $400,000 per year by rewriting operations manuals to make finding information 80% faster.
Avoid disaster
‘… a history of miscommunication’ was one of the root causes of the 1986 Challenger disaster.
Save projects
The world’s biggest project-management association, PMI, found poor communication kills half of all failed projects.
Dodge blunders
An oil company spent hundreds of thousands of dollars developing a new pesticide. Then they realised one of their techs had worked it out five years earlier. But his report was written so badly no-one finished reading it.
Save millions
The U.S. Navy found it could save $27 to $37 million a year in officer time with more readable business memos. Officers read the revised memos in 17 to 27% less time.
Keep customers
Computer manufacturer Coleco lost $35 million in a single quarter – and eventually went bust – when customers bought its new Adam computer, couldn’t follow the instruction manuals, and returned their computers.
Rate your company writing
Unbiased, free report (see example)
We’ll run up to 100 of your company documents through our Credosity Bulk Analyser (CYBA) and send you your report (confidentiality assured).
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