If a supplier exists at multiple tier levels and each tier has its own score, how is the overall Resiliency Risk Score calculated at the supplier level?

Created by Amit Kadam, Modified on Wed, 8 Oct at 2:07 PM by Rohit Chorghe

If the supplier is present at multiple tier levels, the Resiliency Risk at the supplier level will be calculated based on the Risk Roll-Up Method selected on the Risk Settings page.
Refer to the example below for better understanding of this calculation:
- Supplier: 3QT CORP
- Resiliency Risk Score (Supplier Level): 5.26
- Roll-up method selected: Average
The above score at the supplier level is calculated as the average (since AVG is selected on the Risk Settings page) of the scores for the same supplier across different tiers.
This supplier is present at both Tier-1 and Tier-2 levels. Please refer to the screen prints below for the scores calculated at different tier levels.
You can also find this information on the Partner Dashboard → Partner Details page ->Risk Analytics section->Partner Risk Scores by Tiers grid.
So, when we take the average of the Resiliency Risk Scores across these tier records, we get a value of 5.26, which is displayed as the resiliency risk score for the supplier. Refer to the initial screen print.
Similarly, the overall risk scores for other risk factors at the supplier level are calculated as averages of the respective scores from different tier levels.
This is how the score is calculated at the supplier level if the supplier is present at multiple tiers.