Calculating ratings for objective criteria (step 2)The second step that LN carries out in the calculate objective criteria ratings process, is the conversion of the objective values to ratings. LN rates the objective values according to the settings of these check boxes in the Maintain Scoring Schemes group box of the Vendor Rating Parameters (tdpur0100m800) session:
If these check boxes are selected, LN rates the calculated objective values based on an objective scoring scheme, as specified in the Vendor Rating Objective Scoring Scheme (tdpur8195m000) session. If these check boxes are cleared, LN rates the concerning objective values on a linear basis. Objective scoring scheme You can assign scoring values to an objective criterion in the Vendor Rating Objective Scoring Scheme (tdpur8195m000) session. You can link rating percentages to the scoring values. LN searches for an objective scoring scheme, which is used for the conversion of scoring values to rating percentages, in the following sequence:
Example 1
If the order is 6 days late, the business partner receives a rating of 30% for the purchase order line. Example 2
If 25% of the delivered items are rejected and 75% is approved, the business partner receives a rating of 50% for the purchase order line. After this conversion, LN carries out the third step in the calculate-objective-criteria-ratings procedure: the creation of a rating record per purchase order line in the Objective Ratings (tdpur8106m000) session. Linear basis If the check boxes in the Maintain Scoring Schemes group box of the Vendor Rating Parameters (tdpur0100m800) session are cleared, and therefore the objective scoring schemes are not used to convert objective values to rating percentages, a linear relationship exists between value and rating. As a result, LN calculates the rating for each objective criteria as stated below.
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