Words are easy. We measure the practice.
Values Driver is an independent accountability platform that holds Australia's largest companies to their own stated values — judged not by marketing, but by the people who experience them every day.
How it works
Companies publish their values
We list each company's own stated values — the words they use to describe how they operate.
People who know them rate the reality
Employees, customers, suppliers and community members rate whether they've witnessed behaviour that supports or contradicts each value.
Scores are published openly
Each value gets a Values Alignment Score: the share of responses confirming the value is lived in practice.
How the score is calculated
Every value gets a Values Alignment Score that weighs higher-trust submissions more heavily.
Submission
Someone submits a rating — Yes consistently, Sometimes, or Rarely or never — with an optional behaviour example and an optional email address.
Verification tier assigned
Email matches corporate domain
Email provided but not matched
No email provided
Score calculated
A weighted example for one value:
Possible total: 1.0 + 0.7 + 0.3 = 2.0
Verification tiers
Every response is labelled by how strongly we can verify the person behind it, so readers can weigh the evidence themselves.
The respondent provided an email whose domain matches the company. Strongest signal that the person genuinely works with the organisation.
An email was provided but its domain didn't match the company. Still a real, contactable identity behind the response.
No email was provided. The response still counts, but carries the lowest level of verification.
Companies cannot edit or suppress submissions
Organisations have no ability to remove, hide, or alter the responses about them. That independence is the point — accountability only works when the people being held to account don't control the record.