What is R-Score? How is it calculated?

Created by Amit Kadam, Modified on Wed, 27 Aug at 7:06 AM by Amit Kadam

The Resilinc R Score is a value between 1 and 10 that offers a comprehensive assessment of a company’s supply chain resiliency. A higher score indicates greater resiliency. The R Score is an aggregate of the following key metrics - Transparency Score, Network Score, Continuity Score, Approval Score and Supply Chain Resiliency Program Maturity score.

The below table highlights KPIs used to calculate each of the R-Score component.

Elements of the R Score	Key Performance Indicators
Transparency Score	Depth and breadth of information shared by company's ecosystem on the Resilinc Platform about global sites, sub-tiers, part-site and refresh frequency.
Network Score	Geographical dispersion, supply chain disruption frequency and impact assessments, natural disaster resistance and macro-economic strength of the locations performing supply chain operations.
Continuity Score	Assessment of recovery time and business continuity capabilities of each of the company's sites, as well as company's effort to collect business continuity and recover information from suppliers.
Performance Score	Responsiveness to requests for visibility and impact confirmation, as well as quarterly performance on customer KPIs and supplier scorecard.
Supply Chain Resiliency (SCRM) Maturity Score	Supply chain visibility, event monitoring and management and proactive risk management and business continuity capabilities developed by the company working with suppliers and responsiveness to customers during disruption.

The R Score offers companies a view of the analytics and assessments that their customers access through Resilinc. Resilinc’s ultimate goal is to help companies improve their resiliency.

R Score Refresh Period :

The R Score Report is valid for the quarter the score is generated in. Scores are refreshed on a quarterly basis. It is essential to know that information shared on the Resilinc platform needs to be complete and accurate for ensuring the accuracy of your score.