PRESS ROOM: Press release
January 23, 2001
AFAQ Reliable Service WEBCERT®: Certification of the first B to B website, WebDiag.net
On January 10th, WebDiag.net received an AFAQ Reliable Service WEBCERT® certificate for its activity of online marketing evaluation of websites,. It is the first WEBCERT® certification in B to B services.
WebDiag.net offers online marketing evaluation of websites on the "home pages impact" and "50 marketing key checking-points". These two services bring advices and answers to the companies and bodies who publish websites. For instance, an evaluation can determine if the homepage of your website invites Internet users to enter or not your site. It can also help you to optimize the efficiency of communication online.
The main characteristics of these two services certified WEBCERT® are :
- a clear identification of the service provider who is responsible with respect to its customers
- clear information on products and services;
- a service-provider who is attentive to and respectful of its customers;
- quality control of the service furnished by your Internet service provider;
- a secure transaction and payment;
- a guaranteed confidentiality.
These characteristics have been certified through an online audit and an audit of the company's premices.
According to Dominique Waquet, WebDiag.net's General manager, "WebDiag.net's certification is the recognition of the seriousness of our site. We engaged this quality process with the aim of guaranteeing our customers and prospects the respect for all our commitments. We also wanted to validate the quality of our services... AFAQ guarantees this confidence".
About the AFAQ Group
The AFAQ Group is one of the world leading certification bodies with more than 16.000 certificates (ISO 9001, ISO 14001, …) issued in 60 countries. The AFAQ Group widens ceaselessly its portfolio of services to answer the needs of companies in a innovative way.
That is why AFAQ launched WEBCERT® certification, a standard for the E-Commerce websites validated by professionals of the Internet and consumers' representatives.
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