Analytics and Reporting

Data analysis, vendor performance tracking, and compliance reporting.

Local Government Procurement Analysis

If you’re looking to make informed decisions around procurement, it’s vital you have access to the right date. Our team can manage and support data gathering and analysis to empower decision-making. This includes vendor performance, local business expenditure, reporting on procurement-related activity, and usage of Standards Australia. We can also provide monthly reporting, website posting assistance, CEO reports, and quarterly expenditure reports.

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How we can help

If it can be measured, it can be managed. Our team ensures your council collects the correct information to sufficiently analyse and gain insights into your spending, supplier expenditure and how you can improve efficiencies within your LGA.

Key Areas

Data Collection

We provide support to ensure your organisation is adhering to best practices when it comes to gathering data. Centralising information from inventory, procurement and supplier lists.

Data Analysis

If you need guidance on areas for improvement or opportunities to deliver more efficiencies, our team of procurement professionals can help you interpret the data.

Reporting

Keeping control of expenditure is crucial for any organisation. We deliver a series of reporting frameworks that guide your procurement team in their daily functions, quarterly expenditure reports for senior management, through to executive and CEO reports that ensure your council is on top of its purchasing.

FAQ's

Why is procurement analysis important?

The ultimate goal is to drive efficiencies in your procurement operations. Whether through cost reduction, assessing supplier performance, or minimising risks, analysing and reporting on your procurement activities will help you make informed decisions for your council.

Can you help with benchmarking?

Our team have extensive experience in local government procurement and through working with numerous regional, remote and rural councils, we are able to assist with benchmarking.

How often should procurement reports be generated?

This really depends on the needs of your organisation. If there are underlying issues or a special project, ad-hoc or weekly reporting may be necessary. Equally, monthly and quarterly reports can provide a top-level view of your purchasing habits, issues and efficiencies.