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# Buyer Performance

The Buyer Performance report summaries the activity of all buyers. Buyers are ranked by the total number of request for proposal and request for information events. The report summarizes the buyer's activity, including the buyer's number of request for proposal and request for information events, the number of suppliers invited and responded, and the total event estimated value and projected savings.

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| Column                             | Description                                                              |
| ---------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Buyer Name                         | Displays the name of a buyer in Fairmarkit.                              |
| Email                              | Displays the buyer's email.                                              |
| Event Count                        | Displays the buyer's total number of events.                             |
| Invited suppliers                  | Displays the total number of suppliers invited to the buyer's events.    |
| Supplier Responses                 | Displays the total number of supplier responses to the buyer's events.   |
| Total RFP Estimated Value in USD   | Displays the total estimated value of all of the buyer's events.         |
| Total RFP Projected Savings in USD | Displays the total projected savings value of all of the buyer's events. |


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