Free EcoVadis and SMETA readiness check
Twelve questions across the four themes and three layers both frameworks reason with. You get a map of where your file is thin and the order we would work in — not a score, and not a prediction of one.
Last reviewed 2026-09-04 · EvidenceReady, Harmony Future Holdings Limited, Dublin
This is not a score, and that is deliberate
EcoVadis’s scoring weights are proprietary and unpublished. We do not have them, do not model them, and will not pretend to. What this check gives you is coverage across the twelve theme-layer cells, and a work order. Any tool that hands you a predicted rating is selling you a guess as a fact.
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Why twelve cells
Both frameworks reason in the same grid: four themes, and for each of them a policy that commits, an action that implements it, and a result that proves it happened. Twelve cells is the whole shape of the file at a glance.
Why the work order puts results first
Because results are the layer suppliers are emptiest on and the slowest to create. A policy can be written this afternoon. A result needs a number with a period behind it — and you cannot produce twelve months of data inside the submission window. If a result is missing, it is the thing to start today; the policy can wait until Friday.
Answer it honestly or do not answer it
The temptation is to tick “procedure plus records” when what you have is a procedure. Resist it. A procedure with no record of use is a policy in disguise and gets scored as one — so an optimistic tick here does not make the file stronger, it just moves the discovery to the point where you can no longer do anything about it.
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The whole evidence file, assembled from your answers
The free check reads twelve questions. The pack maps all 55 slots to your business, ranks the gaps by the work they save, names who in your company owns each request, and gives you the emails to send them.
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