Buyer Leverage with a Supplier

In this video, the concept of buyer leverage or materiality is introduced, highlighting the evaluation of current spend volume with a supplier relative to its annual revenue, with the out-of-platform ranking buyer leverage and the significance of materiality explained and detailed analysis encouraged through the "show details" feature.

Buyer Leverage and Materiality Overview:

  • The video introduces the concept of buyer leverage or materiality, which entails evaluating the current spend volume with a selected supplier relative to that supplier's annual revenue.
  • The out-of-platform rates buyer leverage on a scale from low to high.

Detailed Analysis:

  • For more insights, users are encouraged to explore the specific details by navigating to the bottom right and clicking on "show details."

Materiality Explanation:

  • The materiality is characterized as very high, indicating a substantial impact on spend compared to the supplier's total sales revenue.
  • Simultaneously, the supplier's percentage of total spend concerning all suppliers in the spend file is low.

Significance in Analysis:

  • The juxtaposition of high materiality and low percentage of total spend provides a nuanced understanding of the supplier's impact on spend relative to its overall revenue and in comparison to other suppliers in the spend file.

Appreciation:

  • The video concludes with gratitude for the audience, acknowledging the completion of the explanation regarding buyer leverage, materiality, and their implications in supplier analysis.

0:00 - Buyer leverage or materiality on the ratings and metrics tab shows you your current spend volume with this selected supplier compared to that supplier's annual revenue.

0:12 - In the that there's very high buyer leverage, rank buyer leverage between low, medium and high on the out of platform.

0:18 - To more about this specific squirt, navigate to the bottom right and click on show details. Here we can see that the materiality is very high, but the suppliers percentage of total spend is low.

0:32 - this means that the materiality of spend in comparison to the suppliers total sales revenue is very high, but the spend with the supplier compared to the total sale.

0:41 - Total spend with all suppliers in your spend file is low.

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