Build Your Scorecard
| Metric | Weight | Your score | Weighted |
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| On-time deliveryDeliveries inside the receiving window | % | % | — |
| In-full / fill rateUnits shipped against units ordered | % | % | — |
| ASN / EDI accuracyThe 856 matches the physical shipment | % | % | — |
| ComplianceRouting, labeling, and packaging to spec | % | % | — |
| Invoice & quality accuracyInvoice matches PO; no quality rejects | % | % | — |
| Total | 100% | — |
The weights are a common starting point, not any single retailer's exact formula. Set each one to match the scorecard you are graded on, and change the scores to your own. On-time and in-full usually carry the most weight, because they predict whether the shelf gets filled when the retailer expects it.
Your Composite
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Weighted scorecard score
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Quick read
A low score is a forecast of deductions. We trace the misses behind it in fourteen days, and you get the fee back if we find less than $25K to recover.
See the 14-day assessment → Or read the supplier scorecard hub for what each metric means.
New to how retailers grade suppliers? Start with the supplier scorecard hub for what each metric means and how a bad score turns into deductions.