Score suppliers from more than one point of view
Buyer KPIs, supplier self-assessments, internal stakeholder ratings and end-customer views combine into one scorecard. No single person decides how a supplier is rated.
Configured around your own suppliers. We reply within one working day.
A score from one person is an opinion with a number on it
It follows the rater
The score reflects whoever filled it in. When that person changes role, the history loses its meaning.
The buyer sees one side
Purchasing sees price and delivery. Quality, logistics and finance each see something the buyer does not.
The supplier is never asked
Without a self-assessment, you never learn where the supplier thinks it is falling short, or what it needs from you.
Every group that sees the supplier adds its view
Input from purchasing, quality, logistics and finance, from the supplier itself and from the end customer aggregates into one scorecard, with the weighting you configure.
- Multi-stakeholder input aggregation.
- Weighted scoring configured per supplier segment.
- Supplier self-assessment through the portal.
| Source | Weight | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Buyer KPIs | 40% | 8.5 |
| Internal stakeholders | 30% | 8.0 |
| Supplier self-assessment | 15% | 8.8 |
| Customer view | 15% | 8.3 |
| Aggregated | 100% | 8.4 |
Qualitative input sits next to the KPIs
OTIF and PPM tell you what happened. Surveys, stakeholder ratings and interview input tell you what it was like to work with the supplier. Both feed the same score.
- Quantitative KPIs such as OTIF, PPM, lead time and fill rate.
- Surveys, stakeholder ratings and interview input.
- The scorecard is visible to the supplier in the two-way portal.
Where the views come from, and where they go
Collect the input, aggregate it, then act on the result.
Replace one person's opinion with a shared score
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