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Vendor Scorecard

The Vendor Scorecard gives every active vendor a single 0–100 performance score and a risk rating, computed from the work they’ve actually done in TrueGrade. It pulls together four dimensions of vendor performance so procurement and accounting can see, at a glance, which vendors are reliable and which carry risk — without maintaining a spreadsheet by hand.

Who Uses This

Vendor scores are visible to Admin, Project Manager, and Accounting roles (and Platform Admin). These are the roles making award, scheduling, and payment decisions the score is meant to inform.

Where to Find It

Vendor Scorecard sits under the Financials group in the left navigation sidebar.

How the Score Is Built

Each vendor’s overall score is the average of four components, each weighted equally at 25%:

ComponentWhat it measures
Bid accuracyHow close the vendor’s bids come to actual costs on the same project
ScheduleOn-time completion rate across their subcontracts
Compliance reliabilityCurrent compliance status and how soon their documents expire
Payment historyThe share of their pay applications that were approved or paid

The overall score maps to a risk band: 80–100 is low risk, 50–79 is medium, and 0–49 is high. A vendor with no history yet in a given dimension starts at a neutral 50 there, so new vendors aren’t unfairly penalized.

Using the Scorecard

Review the vendor list

Open Vendor Scorecard to see every active vendor with its overall score, risk rating, and the four component scores side by side.

Filter by risk

Narrow the list to a risk band to focus on the vendors that need attention — for example, everyone currently rated high risk.

Open a vendor for detail

Select a vendor to see the full breakdown: each component score, recent activity (bids, subcontracts, and payments), and project history showing contract amount versus actual cost.

Keep the underlying data current

Scores recompute automatically from live data. Keeping compliance documents up to date, recording cost actuals, and approving pay applications on time all move a vendor’s score — the scorecard is only as accurate as the records feeding it.

Every component draws on data you already maintain elsewhere in TrueGrade — bids, subcontracts, compliance records, and pay applications. There is nothing separate to enter for the scorecard; it is a rollup of your existing records.

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