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Vendor Scorecard
A vendor scorecard records a supplier's performance against defined expectations selected for the engagement.
A vendor scorecard is a repeatable record for reviewing a supplier's performance against defined service expectations. A property team might track quality, timeliness, cost control and communication when those measures fit the engagement.
A property team could review one scorecard at a regular cadence using documented work orders, invoices, completion dates and communication records. These criteria are illustrative operating choices, not a federal rating requirement or a guarantee of vendor performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a vendor scorecard measure?
Use dimensions that match the engagement, such as quality, timeliness, cost control, communication and management. Define the evidence and review period before assigning a rating.
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