Partner benchmark
One scoreboard, one set of definitions
Every partner group scored on identical edge compute, social impact and carbon metrics, with a public-facing value summary each of them can publish.
Partners benchmarked
0
One retail group, three recovery operators
Verified checks a year
0
Across the modelled deployed estate of all four
Aggregate peak TOPS
0
Sovereign UK inference capacity at the deployed assumption
tCO2e after haircut
0
Avoided emissions estimate, never a credit
Benchmark scores are modelled from identical metric definitions and identical published factors, at the deployed node assumption shown. They are a planning and comparison instrument for partnership discussion, not a measured league table, and no partner has endorsed the figures.
01 The league
Current leader: AA
Points are a weighted composite of six sub-scores. The weighting is published below, so a partner can see exactly which move improves their position.
Deployment growth applied
+0%
Every partner is scored on identical definitions, so growth in one estate changes only that partner's position. Nothing is weighted in anyone's favour.
AA
Gold node632 ptsThe widest patrol footprint in the country turned into the widest tyre safety dataset in the country.
Largest modelled national coverage
Nodes
1,100
Checks a year
1,267,200
Peak TOPS
172,700
tCO2e after haircut
3,249
Green Flag
Silver node412 ptsA network-first operator using edge inference to cut call-outs, fuel burn and premature tyre replacement together.
Best carbon position per node
Nodes
550
Checks a year
633,600
Peak TOPS
86,350
tCO2e after haircut
1,624
Sytner Group
Bronze node263 ptsEvery retail bay becomes a compute node that measures, derives and records the tyre condition of the cars it already sees.
Highest checks per node, retail bay density
Nodes
96
Checks a year
207,360
Peak TOPS
26,400
tCO2e after haircut
532
Same metrics, no home advantage
A partner improves their score by deploying, measuring and publishing. There is no other lever.
02 How the score is built
Definitions, weights and ceilings on the table
Six sub-scores, each normalised against a modelled ceiling, then weighted. Nothing hidden, because a benchmark nobody can audit is worth nothing.
03 Public-facing value summary
What each partner can say in public
One paragraph per partner, written to be quotable, with the outcome numbers behind it on the same tab.
The widest patrol footprint in the country turned into the widest tyre safety dataset in the country.
Tyre health uplift index
+17 pts
Roadside incidents avoided
8,110
KSI exposure reduced
53.2 events
Roadside hours returned
12,976
Recovery miles avoided
218,972
Community safety conversations
519,552
04 Next
Where the score goes next
Benchmark scores are modelled from identical metric definitions and identical published factors, at the deployed node assumption shown. They are a planning and comparison instrument for partnership discussion, not a measured league table, and no partner has endorsed the figures.