AUSTRALIA & AOTEAROA
NEW ZEALAND
Completing the assessment is different for everyone. It will likely take a few attempts before you reach 80+ points, submit, and become a B Corp.
Key points
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You will most likely need to spend time making improvements.
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Learn from other B Corps about what they did .
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Attend workshops or work with a B Consultant for additional support.
Steps for completing the assessment
ASSESS
Block out time in your calendar do a first attempt at the assessment. Try to answer as many questions as you can and bookmark those you need to come back to later.
COMPLETE
Gather missing information for bookmarked questions and engage colleagues to support you. Use the learn function or the knowledge base to get a better understanding of questions that are unclear.
IMPROVE
If your score is below 80 points, set goals and use the improvement report to make a plan. Most companies come in below 80 points on the first try, but continuous improvement is what defines a B Corp!
Learn from other B Corps
Hear how B Corps navigated their journey to certification, which improvements were key, and their top tips, including open-sourced guides and policies you can use yourself!
Tips for completing the BIA
USE THE KNOWLEDGE BASE
Click the learn button for explanations or definitions, or search the Knowledge Base. If a question doesn't apply, select N/A if it's an option.
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GET HELP FROM YOUR TEAM
You can add team members in your settings. Remember that the assessment and score are updated when each team member changes an answer.
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SET IMPROVEMENT GOALS
Use the 'star' icon to set goals, get email reminders, and review your Goal Report.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is B Corp Month?Every year during March, B Lab, Sistema B, and the global B Corp community join together to celebrate everything it means to be a B Corp. Throughout the month we build awareness and educate different audiences on the ways in which the movement is transforming the economic system for the better. Talking about what it means to be a B Corp, we strengthen the meaning, understanding, and trust around the B Corp Certification.
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What is a B Corp?Certified B Corporations, or B Corps, are businesses that meet high standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. B Corps envision a better economic system where businesses can benefit people, communities, and the planet. They choose long-term investments over quick wins, and measure their success based on the positive impact they create. B Corps come in all shapes and sizes, proving there’s always an opportunity to use business as a force for good.
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How many B Corps are there?As a movement, we have over 6,300 Certified B Corporations spanning across more than 150 industries, employing almost 400,000 people around the world. More than 500 of these B Corps are based in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Where can I find a list of B Corps?Head to our global B Corp directory where you can search by location, industry, size and more.
