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# Supplier Diversity

The Supplier Diversity dashboard allows you to review the adoption rates of invited diverse suppliers. If your company has enabled the Supplier Diversity add-on and you have access to analytics, you can access this dashboard.

**Note**: Supplier diversity classifications are based on manually assigned [Fairmarkit business classifications](/buyers/analytics/supplier-diversity/business-classifications-of-invitations-by-month.md) or provided by Supplier.io if you have purchased a subscription for enrichment. The Supplier Diversity reports contain data from both sources, and if the same data is included in both places, it will display twice on the reports.

**Important**: For access to this dashboard, your company must have the Supplier Diversity add-on, and supplier business classification tags must be implemented.

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### Access dashboard <a href="#accessdashboard" id="accessdashboard"></a>

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{% step %}
From the top menu, select **Analytics**.
{% endstep %}

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From the **Reports** menu, select *Supplier Diversity*.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

### Reports <a href="#reports" id="reports"></a>

From the Supplier Diversity dashboard, you can view the following reports:

* [Supplier Diversity Counts and Values](/buyers/analytics/supplier-diversity/supplier-diversity-counts-and-values.md)
* [Diverse Suppliers: Invitations by Month](/buyers/analytics/supplier-diversity/diverse-suppliers-invitations-by-month.md)
* [Buyer Diversity Performance](/buyers/analytics/supplier-diversity/buyer-diversity-performance.md)
* [Volume of Opened RFQs by Business Classification](/buyers/analytics/supplier-diversity/volume-of-opened-rfqs-by-business-classification.md)
* [Suppliers by Business Classification](/buyers/analytics/supplier-diversity/suppliers-by-business-classification.md)
* [Business Classifications of Invitations by Month](/buyers/analytics/supplier-diversity/business-classifications-of-invitations-by-month.md)


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