How to view Vendor Analysis Report in Adempiere Retail
A Vendor Analysis Report evaluates how well your suppliers (vendors) are performing based on various factors like delivery speed, quality, cost, and reliability.
User Access
Who Can Access
- Admin
- Back Office
- Purchase Manager
- Manager
What User Can Do
- Evaluate Vendor Performance
- Make Better Purchasing Decisions
- Plan Vendor Development
Pre-Requisite Activities
- Collect Complete Vendor Data
- Define Evaluation Criteria
- Standardise Vendor Codes
- Record Transaction History
Business Rules
- Standard Vendor Evaluation Criteria
- Minimum Transaction Requirement
- Reporting Frequency
- Approval and Review
User Interface
STEP 1: Click Purchase Reports Folder.
STEP 2: Click Vendor Analysis Report.
STEP 3: Choose Parameter From Date, To Date and Vendor.
STEP 4: To show the report based on the given data.
STEP 5: Value – typically refers to the overall worth or contribution a vendor brings to the organization, both in quantitative and qualitative terms. This can be assessed from several dimensions, depending on the specific goals and needs of the organisation.
Vendor name– refers to the name of the company or individual that provides goods, services, or products to your organization. It is an essential part of the report as it identifies the specific supplier being evaluated.
Purchase cost – refers to the total expense incurred by a business to acquire goods or services for resale or production. This includes the cost of the goods themselves (product cost), as well as any additional costs involved in getting those goods ready for sale or use.
Sales cost – refers to the expenses associated with selling goods or services. It covers all costs related to promoting, marketing, and distributing products to customers.
Purchase selling price – refers to the price at which a business or retailer buys goods or products from a supplier or manufacturer.
Sales selling price – is the price at which the retailer or business sells the product to the end customer. This is the final price the consumer pays for the product, and it usually includes a markup over the purchase price.