Perfect Order Rate Data Filter Criteria

Use the Perfect Order Rate to measure your organization's performance in respect to supply chain automation and efficiencies across the Exchange. The Perfect Order Rate shows the percent of PO lines sent through the Exchange that are touchless and completely automated from purchase through payment.

The definition of the "perfect order" is that the PO line fulfills all the following criteria:

• The PO line has a corresponding POA line, and
• The PO line does not have an item number exception, and
• The PO line does not have a unit of measure exception, and
• The PO line does not have a rejection exception, and
• The PO line does not have a quantity exception

Shows the percentage of perfect orders.

Shows the percentage for the selected time period.

Tip: The benchmark is the industry average aggregated from the GHX provider community within the selected time period.

Shows the perfect order rate as percentile that evenly distribute the community into four equal quadrants. Those quadrants are:

• A – 76-100 percentile
• B – 51-75 percentile
• C – 26-50 percentile
• D – 0-25 percentile

Click the following rank filters to limit the data to similar provider systems.

Tip: When the indicator is on the right, the filter is on. When the indicator is on the left, the filter is off.

• PO Volume – Compares the organization to hospitals with comparable annual spend
  What are the PO volume groups?

  • 1 - 1,000,000
  • 1,000,001 - 5,000,000
  • 15,000,001 - 30,000,000
  • 30,000, 001 - 750,000,000
  • > 75,000,000
• Bed Count – Compares the organization to like-sized hospital systems
  What are the bed count groups?

  • 1 - 50
  • 51 - 100
  • 101 - 250
  • 251 - 500
  • 501 - 1000
  • > 1000
• Country – Compares the organization to hospital systems within the same country
  What are the country groups?

  • Global
  • National (United States and Canada)
• Region – Compares the organization to hospital systems within the same region
  What are the region groups?

  • Capital
  • Pacific
  • Upper Midwest
  • Southeast
  • Mountain
  • Lower Midwest
  • Northeast
  • Southwest