There isn't a way to evaluate suppliers only when it have active transactions.
when we use this calculation:
({total_accepted_items} / {total_received_items})*100
if {total_received_items} > 0
else 100
the 'else' its a poor workaround.
The supplier X had some transactions with my company only in months 1,2,4 and 7. The system is actually generating these scores:
Instead of test only the months that really exist some purchase:
I believe that is necessary to change the .py file, to include a criteria to don't create a new scorecard, if it doen't have active transactions to the supplier.
You‘re completely right. These scorecards could be such a powerful tool, but need quite some work, because the details need be done right. I‘ll be working on this the next months.
There isn't a way to evaluate suppliers only when it have active transactions.
when we use this calculation:
({total_accepted_items} / {total_received_items})*100 if {total_received_items} > 0 else 100
the 'else' its a poor workaround.
The supplier X had some transactions with my company only in months 1,2,4 and 7. The system is actually generating these scores:
Instead of test only the months that really exist some purchase:
I believe that is necessary to change the .py file, to include a criteria to don't create a new scorecard, if it doen't have active transactions to the supplier.