Metrics
What is it?
The Metrics provide us with two financial ratios:
- DSO - represented in days, stands for Days Sales Outstanding and is a measure of the average number of days that a company takes to collect revenue after a sale has been made.
- Revenue Growth - represented in percentage, measures the change in sales revenue between the previous two years.
Please note:
If the platform does not find information about the DSO and Revenue Growth of the supplier, the financial metrics of the parent organization are used.

Why is it important?
DSO can be used as a proxy to indicate to us the average payment terms a company has with its customers.
Revenue Growth can indicate how important our spend is to the supplier. The lower the revenue growth, the more important our business is to the supplier.
