Composite score from sentiment, volume, engagement, reach, credibility, and recovery signals.
A wall of raw mentions doesn't tell you whether your reputation is improving or slipping — you have to read all of it yourself to find out. The Health Score compresses everything Glimpse collects into one number you can track over time.
A single trackable number is what makes reputation work reportable. It's much easier to show a stakeholder a score trending from 61 to 74 over a quarter than to summarize a few thousand individual mentions by hand.
Sentiment, mention volume, engagement, reach, credibility, and recovery signals are combined into a single composite 0-100 score, not just a raw positive/negative sentiment percentage.
It recalculates on every scan — since mention collection runs continuously, the score reflects current data rather than a fixed weekly or monthly snapshot.
Yes — competitor entities you track run through the same scoring model, so scores are directly comparable rather than using different methodologies.
No — the score is a weighted composite across volume, engagement, credibility, and recovery signals in addition to sentiment, so a single mention moves the number proportionally, not disproportionately.