How should we handle this parts core charge?
Compare core-charge handling options using return evidence, supplier credit, policy compliance, financial exposure, and customer relationship impact.
From business evidence to an explained recommendation
Enter comparable evidence
Edit the fictional samples using your own consistent measurements.
Choose your priorities
Use balanced priorities or generate AHP weights from pairwise judgments. Weights express importance, not option performance.
Review the tradeoffs
Run the comparison, inspect the ranking and API response, then change a value and rerun.
Compare your options
Evaluate three handling options for the same return. Keep the core condition and timeliness evidence consistent across options; vary the expected outcomes where justified. Policy compliance below 70 excludes an option before ranking; AHP cannot override this rule. The retained-charge sample deliberately falls below the threshold to demonstrate exclusion.
Samples are fictional and editable. Scores use 0โ100, percentages use 0โ100, and ratings use 1โ5. Use a common currency for monetary values. The recommendation supports human review; no operational action is taken.
Understand the inputs
- Core Condition Score: Condition of the returned core relative to acceptance standards. Higher values are preferred. Unit: Score.
- Return Timeliness Score: Whether the core was returned within the accepted time window. Higher values are preferred. Unit: Score.
- Supplier Credit Likelihood: Likelihood that the supplier will accept and credit the core. Higher values are preferred. Unit: Score.
- Customer Policy Compliance: Degree to which customer core handling complies with published policy. Higher values are preferred. Unit: Score.
- Financial Exposure: Financial exposure if the core is rejected or mishandled. Lower values are preferred. Unit: Currency.
- Relationship Impact Score: Potential customer relationship impact of the handling decision. Higher values are preferred. Unit: Score.