1. Order Completion Time Analysis
Calculate the average delay (or advancement)
Avg. Delay = AVG(Actual Date - Promised Date)
Identify sellers who consistently meet or beat deadlines. Frequent delays signal reliability risks.
A Data-Driven Guide to Identifying Top Performers
In the world of sourcing, consistent seller performance is the cornerstone of a reliable supply chain. The GTBuy Spreadsheet
Effective analysis hinges on measuring these core areas:
Create a sheet with the following columns for each order:
| Seller Name | Order ID | Order Date | Promised Completion Date | Actual Completion Date | QC Pass Rate (%) | Major Issues Found | Comm. Response Time (hrs) | Comm. Rating (1-5) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Populate with data from each transaction for analysis. | |||||||||
Calculate the average delay (or advancement)
Avg. Delay = AVG(Actual Date - Promised Date)
Identify sellers who consistently meet or beat deadlines. Frequent delays signal reliability risks.
Use the QC Pass Rate to create a consistency score. For example:
Cross-reference "Major Issues" notes to understand the severity of failures.
A fast response time with a low rating indicates quick but unhelpful communication. Ideal sellers combine low response times (e.g., <24 hrs)high ratings (4-5). Flag sellers with high response times and low ratings.
Create charts within your spreadsheet to spot trends:
By consistently updating and reviewing your GTBuy Spreadsheet, you can:
Remember, the goal is not to find a perfect seller, but to predictably manage imperfection