Create and conduct a pitch

Procedure:

1. Go to the evaluation section and make sure to take note of the "Pitches" item. This additional point allows you to include more vendors, presentations, or introduction rounds in the evaluation.
2. To create a pitch, click on "Pitches" A first round is already set up.
3. Go to the settings of the pitch. Specify which vendors should participate in this first round. Choose an active evaluator from your team for the pitch.
4. Proceed to the evaluation criteria and, if necessary, drag in an existing template for the pitch or set criteria manually.
5. Enter a description for each criterion to ensure that your colleagues understand it better during the evaluation session.
6. In the second step, determine how you want to weight the criteria. For instance, you can weigh both criteria at 50% each.
7. Once the pitch is set up, you can add more rounds or go directly to the pitch to start the evaluation.
8. In the evaluation mode, you can select which supplier you want to assess. Leave notes if needed.
9. Provide your evaluations for each criterion. Repeat the process for the next supplier in line.
10. You can view users' evaluation results and filter them by individual criteria to get a detailed overview.
11. In the evaluation summary, you'll see the impact of the pitch on the supplier's overall rating. Refer to the weighting table to understand the criterion's influence on the overall rating.

Note: Ensure that your organizational settings have activated the pitch. With this guide, you can incorporate pitch into your tender and integrate them into the evaluation.

	1. Go to the evaluation section and make sure to take note of the "Pitches" item. This additional point allows you to include more vendors, presentations, or introduction rounds in the evaluation.
	2. To create a pitch, click on "Pitches" A first round is already set up.
	3. Go to the settings of the pitch. Specify which vendors should participate in this first round. Choose an active evaluator from your team for the pitch.
	4. Proceed to the evaluation criteria and, if necessary, drag in an existing template for the pitch or set criteria manually.
	5. Enter a description for each criterion to ensure that your colleagues understand it better during the evaluation session.
	6. In the second step, determine how you want to weight the criteria. For instance, you can weigh both criteria at 50% each.
	7. Once the pitch is set up, you can add more rounds or go directly to the pitch to start the evaluation.
	8. In the evaluation mode, you can select which supplier you want to assess. Leave notes if needed.
	9. Provide your evaluations for each criterion. Repeat the process for the next supplier in line.
	10. You can view users' evaluation results and filter them by individual criteria to get a detailed overview.
	11. In the evaluation summary, you'll see the impact of the pitch on the supplier's overall rating. Refer to the weighting table to understand the criterion's influence on the overall rating.