What is scorecard interval in SAP SLC-EVL - Supplier Evaluation?

SAP Term: scorecard interval

• Component: SLC-EVL

• Component Name: Supplier Evaluation

• Description: A period defined by purchasers in evaluation requests for the event- driven evaluation process. The scores from responses that have reference dates within the same scorecard interval are aggregated into one scorecard.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Scorecard Interval is a feature of the SLC-EVL Supplier Evaluation component of SAP. It allows users to define a period of time in which supplier performance is evaluated. This period can be set to any length, from a single day to multiple years. The scorecard interval is used to measure the performance of suppliers over time and can be used to identify areas for improvement. 
  
  How to use it: 
  To use the scorecard interval feature, users must first define the length of the interval they wish to evaluate. This can be done by selecting the start and end dates for the interval. Once the interval has been defined, users can then enter data related to supplier performance during that period. This data can include metrics such as on-time delivery, quality, cost, and customer satisfaction. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When setting up a scorecard interval, it is important to ensure that the start and end dates are accurate. This will ensure that all relevant data is captured during the evaluation period. Additionally, users should consider setting up multiple intervals in order to track supplier performance over time. This will allow users to identify trends in supplier performance and make more informed decisions about their suppliers. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The scorecard interval feature is part of the SLC-EVL Supplier Evaluation component of SAP. Other features of this component include supplier segmentation, supplier risk assessment, and supplier performance management. Additionally, SAP offers a range of other tools and services related to supplier evaluation and management.