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Vendor Evaluation Scorecard Kit (Demo) is a fictional product. This page exists to demonstrate how a Vetted Authority marketplace listing is structured — nothing here is for sale.

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Vendor Evaluation Scorecard Kit (Demo)

A fictional scorecard template kit used to demonstrate the marketplace product-page format.

Business Software · Productivity & Automation

Who it's for

Ops or procurement leads running a competitive software evaluation with more than one stakeholder weighing in.

Problem

Vendor evaluations tend to happen in someone's head, or across scattered chat threads — different stakeholders weigh criteria differently, and the final choice is hard to defend later.

Transformation

Before: an unstructured comparison that collapses into whoever argues loudest. After: a shared, weighted scorecard the whole buying group scores independently, then reconciles.

How it works

You list the vendors under evaluation, assign a weight to each criterion that matters for your situation, and each stakeholder scores independently before the scores are combined into one ranked view.

What's included

  • A weighted scorecard spreadsheet template (criteria × vendor × stakeholder)
  • A criteria-weighting worksheet with a worked example
  • A one-page evaluation-meeting script for reconciling disagreements

Screenshots

Scorecard overview

Illustrative only — the real kit would show a filled-in spreadsheet with vendors as columns, weighted criteria as rows, and a computed ranked total.

Criteria-weighting worksheet

Illustrative only — the real kit would show how raw importance ratings convert into normalized weights that sum to 100%.

Instructions

  1. 01List every vendor still in the running.
  2. 02Agree on criteria as a group, then weight them individually before comparing notes.
  3. 03Score each vendor against each criterion independently — no group scoring in the first pass.
  4. 04Combine scores and use the reconciliation script to talk through any criterion where scores diverge sharply.

Examples

  • Illustrative scenario, not a real customer result — a 6-person team evaluating three project-management tools uses the kit to turn three separate decision meetings into one.

Bonuses

Stakeholder alignment checklist
A short pre-evaluation checklist for agreeing on criteria before anyone starts scoring vendors.

FAQ

Does this replace doing my own research on each vendor?

No — it's a structure for combining research your team has already gathered, not a substitute for gathering it.

Can I use this for more than three vendors?

Yes, the template scales to any number of vendors and stakeholders.

Not yet for sale — the marketplace is still in development.