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Get a free assessmentPurchase order due dates, actual receipt dates, and receiving inspection results come together into an on-time rate and a quality score for each supplier. When a supplier's score drops, you write the request for an improvement plan from the same screen.
Supplier performance
Average on-time delivery rate
91.9%Simple average for 8 suppliers under reviewAverage delay
1.7 days0.6 days betterReceipt rejection rate
1.2%Within control limitCorrective actions open
41 overdue| Supplier | Score |
|---|---|
| A / Preferred | 97.7 |
| A / Preferred | 95.8 |
| A / Stable | 93.5 |
| B / Delivery action | 91.8 |
| B / Delivery action | 89.0 |
| B / Quality watch | 88.7 |
| C / Quality action | 85.6 |
| C / Corrective action overdue | 81.8 |
Corrective actions
4Below 90
Supplier performance
Composite score
Score makeup
Performance meets the threshold. Continue monitoring through next quarter.
Composite under 90 or on-time rate under 85%
Corrective actionSuppliers under 85% on-time or with a low score are flagged.
Suppliers past their dates are emailed to the buyer every Monday.
Grade suppliers for the next order
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Explore App builderEvery quarter I want each supplier's on-time rate and quality score on one screen, and to send improvement requests to the low-graded ones.
Found 3 ARP modules. A few questions first.
When does a delivery count as on time?
Received and inspected by the due date on the PO
How should delivery and quality combine?
Equal weight; anything under 90 needs corrective action
How should supplier scores be compared?
Group by product and show last quarter alongside
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