Integrity Management Rating Frequently Asked Questions-World Credit Organization

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    ICE8000 Integrity Management Rating Knowledge Frequently Asked Questions

    1. How to apply for ICE8000 Integrity Management Rating? How to charge?

    Answer: ICE8000 Integrity Management Rating is not an independent service, but an additional service of integrity certification. So, people don't need to apply for Integrity Management Rating separately.

    In the ICE8000 integrity certification program, the integrity management level is directly assessed by the ICE8000 credit agency without additional fees. After that, when it is necessary to upgrade the level, apply to the ICE8000 credit agency for assessment. The charging standard is determined by the ICE8000 credit agency and the client through negotiation.

    Second, the downgrade of ICE8000 integrity management level?

    Answer: If the integrity management level of the unit or region is higher than its actual situation, it should promptly apply for downgrading. The downgrade application is directly submitted to the World Credit Organization [WCO], and the downgrade does not need to be reviewed, and it will automatically take effect from the day after the application is delivered to the World Credit Organization [WCO].

    3.The difference between ICE8000 Integrity Rating, ICE8000 Credit Rating and ICE8000 Integrity Management Rating

    1. ICE8000 credit rating mainly evaluates an organization's willingness to be honest, pays attention to the organization's willingness to perform contracts, and passively and faithfully records the results of the organization's contract performance; ICE8000 credit rating mainly evaluates an organization's objective performance ability and repayment ability.

    2. ICE8000 Integrity Rating focuses on the relative cost of dishonesty of the organization, and does not pay attention to financial records; ICE8000 Credit Rating predicts the organization's future ability to perform contracts and repayment based on historical data such as the organization's previous financial records and credit performance.

    3. Compared with ICE8000 credit rating, ICE8000 integrity rating pays more attention to post-rating credit supervision, and the stakeholders of the organization abide by the principles of integrity, moral bottom line, and social responsibility bottom line to directly, conveniently and quickly supervise the credit performance of the organization.

    4. Integrity management rating is the evaluation of integrity management ability. Integrity management ability mainly refers to the ability to control the risk of dishonesty and the ability to maintain the principle of integrity. This ability has an important impact on product quality indirectly, For example: if the unit's integrity management ability for employees, suppliers, and agents is A, it means that the producer of the raw materials of the company is also a member of the World Credit Organization [WCO], and its cost of dishonesty is relatively high. There is less chance of breach of trust.

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