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An Introduction to Scorecards

This article gives an overview of balanced scorecards in Gatekeeper.

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Introduction

Gatekeeper’s Scorecard module provides you with the tools you need to capture and monitor the performance of your organisation’s vendors. It allows you to survey individuals and teams within your organisation about the performance of the vendors they interact with. Scorecards give you a clear understanding of those vendors that are outperforming, and those that are not.

Scorecard map

Scorecards and their surveys that collect the data are broken down into primary and sub-dimensions.

Primary Dimensions

Primary dimensions represent the main categories within your scorecard. These dimensions define the different areas of your vendor's performance you wish to capture. For example, you might want to separate a scorecard survey into three distinct categories, such as: Finance, Communication, and Compliance.

primary dimensions

Sub-Dimensions

Sub-dimensions represent the individual score data or survey questions you wish to capture within each primary dimension. These can be in the form of survey questions or a simple heading.

subdimensions

Enable Scorecards

The Scorecard module must be enabled before it is available to users. To do this:

  1. From the navigation menu, expand Modules, then click Scorecards.
  2. Enable the Scorecard Module toggle.enable scorecards

Changes are saved automatically, but you may need to refresh the page before the Scorecards option will appear in the navigation menu.

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