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How to track Procurement Savings
How to track Procurement Savings
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How to log savings in a procurement request

💡 Only Procurement Manager (role) can log saving price.

In a procurement request, procurement manager can log request savings. In order to log savings, every new price quoted by a vendor should be add in Negotiation- Price history section. Every new price added, will replace the request amount.

The final saving computed for the request will be in Negotiation - Saving Performance section.

Saving Amount = Final Price - Base Price.

Base Price = Initial Price provided by requester by default, but can be modify if you’re using another saving formula internally. For instance, Last Price - Public Listed Price.

This saving can be qualified either as Cost Savings (known as Hard Savings per Procurement Manager) or Cost Avoidance (known as Soft Savings per Procurement Manager).

For reporting, saving can be allocated by choosing one type of recognition period:

  • Once at start date - 100% of the saving amount will be allocated to the Purchase Request Start Date

  • Contract Duration based - saving amount will be allocated proportionaly from Purchase Request Start Date to End Date

  • Advanced savings usage

    • You can define Saving Goal when you’re assigning as Procurement Owner of a Request

How to export savings data

You can use Request Export Table feature to export every request data including savings data and create your own internal saving report

How to visualise savings dashboard

You can use Dashboard to visualize Saving Dashboard

You can use filters to zoom on:

  • Completion Period - when the saving has been performed through a request

  • Impact Period -to zoom on the impacted year/period

  • Category - to zoom on some specific purchase categories

  • Department

Our standard Savings views are:

  • Total Saving per year

  • Total Saving per month

  • Per Saving Type

  • Per Department

  • Per Purchase Category

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