Wimi earns AAA, the highest EU Score rating
The EU Score rates how deeply software vendors are rooted in Europe, using public criteria: where the teams work, who owns the capital, who the suppliers are, where the servers run. Wimi scores 633 points out of 700.
The EU Score is a public rating, from C to AAA, that measures how deeply a technology solution is rooted in the European Union. It is run by YSIABS, a European non-profit association, and already rates more than 2,000 solutions on the same grid, European or not.
The goal of the EU Score: let every buyer check that a solution is truly European, without taking the vendor's word for it.
Wimi earns the AAA rating. The score also underpins the EU Tech 300, the ranking of European vendors published with La Tribune and L'Express, where Wimi is listed in the project management category.
Why the EU Score matters
Many solutions call themselves European while relying on American capital, servers or suppliers. The EU Score examines each of these points and makes the result public.
More than 2,000 solutions are rated on the same criteria. You compare vendors on a common basis, not on their sales pitch.
In a tender or a supplier review, ask each candidate for its EU Score. A vendor with no profile or a low score will have to explain why.
Inside Wimi's AAA rating
100% of our employees work in the European Union: 50 out of 50, all in France.
25 of our 30 technology suppliers are European, or 83%. The criterion covers the tools we use ourselves, not only the ones we sell.
Both of our shareholders are European. No investor from outside Europe weighs on our decisions.
Wimi is self-hosted, on servers in France. The EU Score looks at the host's nationality, not just where the data sits: an American host remains subject to American law, even in Europe.
93% of Wimi's source code is owned and maintained in Europe. The criterion checks that a solution does not depend on code controlled outside Europe.
Wimi meets both values criteria of the grid, covering its social and environmental (ESG) and diversity (DEI) commitments.
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Your questions about the EU Score
What is the EU Score?
The EU Score is a public rating, from C to AAA, that measures a technology solution's impact for the European Union. It describes itself as "the Nutri-Score of European tech": a simple rating that a buyer can read as easily as an expert.
It is run by YSIABS (Yellow Sparks In A Blue Sky), a non-profit association founded in June 2025. More than 2,000 solutions are listed on eu-score.tech, European or not.
How is the EU Score calculated?
Each solution earns points, converted into a rating from C to AAA. The criteria cover measurable facts:
- Headquarters: where the company is established.
- Workforce: share of employees based in the European Union, country by country.
- Capital: nationality and stake of each shareholder.
- Suppliers: share of European technology suppliers.
- Servers: location of the servers and nationality of the hosting provider.
- Source code: who owns and maintains the code.
- Values: published ESG and DEI commitments.
The criteria evolve: a supervisory committee of industry experts proposes and votes on changes. The source code criterion was added recently.
Who runs the EU Score and how is the data checked?
The EU Score is run by the YSIABS association, which sells no consulting or support to vendors. The platform works on an open model, inspired by Wikipedia:
- Anyone can create a company profile.
- The vendor's employees, using their work email address, can request a change.
- Moderators and verification bots check the data entered.
The EU Score is therefore not an audit. It is a public declaration, checked and open to challenge. The French Council for AI and Digital Affairs (CIANum) cites it as an "inspiring example" in its May 2026 report on digital sovereignty.
What is Wimi's EU Score?
Wimi earns the AAA rating, the highest level, with 633 points out of 700. The breakdown as of 8 November 2026:
- Workforce: 100% in the European Union (50 employees out of 50)
- Capital: 100% European (2 shareholders)
- Suppliers: 83% European (25 out of 30)
- Servers: 100% in Europe, self-hosted
- Source code: 93% European
- Values: 2 commitments out of 2
The full profile is public: see Wimi's profile on eu-score.tech.
What is the EU Tech 300?
The EU Tech 300 is the ranking of European vendors built on the EU Score. Its first edition was published in June 2026, with La Tribune and L'Express as media partners.
For each category (cloud, cybersecurity, messaging, project management...), it highlights up to five vendors headquartered in the European Union, ranked by EU Score. Wimi is listed in the project management category.
What is the difference between the EU Score and Numérique France Garanti?
The two complement each other but work differently.
Numérique France Garanti is a certification issued after an audit by an independent body, Bureau Veritas. It covers the French origin of two offers: Wimi Trust and Wimi SNC.
The EU Score is a public rating, calculated from data declared by the vendor and then checked by the community. It covers Wimi's European roots and compares every vendor on the same grid.
In short: NFG certifies our roots in France, backed by an audit. The EU Score places Wimi among European vendors, in plain sight.
Is the EU Score a security certification?
No. The EU Score measures who benefits from your software budget and who your tool depends on. It says nothing about how well your data is protected.
Security is proven with dedicated standards: SecNumCloud 3.2 SaaS qualification by ANSSI, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, NIS2 and HDS compliance.
How can you use the EU Score in a tender?
Ask each vendor for its EU Score or, if it has no profile, for its answers to the same criteria. This helps in several situations:
- You need to justify the choice of a European solution to your management or elected officials
- You want to measure your dependence on suppliers outside Europe
- You are comparing several solutions that all claim to be "sovereign"
- Your purchasing policy values economic impact in Europe
A European collaborative suite anyone can verify
Wimi is rated AAA on the EU Score, with its teams, capital and servers in Europe. Try the suite for yourself and leave with the compliance documents for your procurement file.