Performance management

Weighted supplier scorecard with segment presets

Score suppliers on delivery, quality, cost, service, compliance and ESG, with weights that change by segment, so a strategic supplier and a non-critical one are not judged on the same terms.

What is inside

5 sheets, ready to use.

Yellow cells are yours to fill in. Grey cells calculate. Every sheet has a worked example so you can see the expected format.

Read me

Purpose, steps, colour legend and assumptions.

Scorecard

One supplier per row: scores from 1 to 5, weighted score, tier, next action and lowest dimension.

Summary

Suppliers per tier, average score per segment and per dimension.

Segment weights

Weights per segment with a 100% check, segment definitions and tier thresholds.

Scoring guidance

What 1, 3 and 5 mean for each dimension, so evaluators score the same way.

How to use it

Four steps from download to a decision.

No macros, no add-ins. It works in Excel, Google Sheets and LibreOffice.

01

Check the weights per segment. Each row must total 100%.

02

Enter one supplier per row with its segment and a score from 1 to 5 per dimension.

03

The weighted score, tier and next action are calculated.

04

Share the scoring guidance with evaluators before the first cycle.

Spreadsheet or platform

Start in Excel. Move when the volume or the stakes grow.

The template and the platform use the same structure, so nothing you set up here is wasted.

This spreadsheet is enough when

Move it into EvaluationsHub when you need to

Questions

Before you download

How should scorecard weights differ by segment?

Strategic suppliers usually carry more weight on relationship, innovation and risk; for non-critical suppliers delivery, quality and price matter most. The point of segment weights is that both are judged fairly. How to build a weighted supplier scorecard →

Is the template really free?

Yes. The file downloads directly, with no form and no email address.

When should we move this out of Excel?

When several people rate the same suppliers, when suppliers need to see their results, or when actions get lost between file versions. That is usually the point where a shared platform pays back. Signs you have outgrown the spreadsheet →  Running SAP, Coupa, Dynamics or Oracle? See the ERP layer →

Run it live

Run this process with your suppliers, not just in a file.

Start a free sandbox and set it up yourself: send requests and surveys to real suppliers, collect answers and see scores in one place.