> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.fairmarkit.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.fairmarkit.com/buyers/analytics/supplier-trends/top-20-suppliers-based-on-awarded-rfqs.md). # Top 20 Suppliers Based on # Awarded RFQs The Top 20 Suppliers Based on # Awarded RFQs report summarizes the 20 suppliers who have been awarded request for events most often. Suppliers are organized by the number of times they were awarded events. Additional information is included to help you understand a supplier's overall adoption of Fairmarkit.
| Column | Description | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Supplier Name | Displays the supplier's name. | | Baseline Spend USD |

Displays a summary of the supplier's baseline value of request for quote events opened in Fairmarkit for the filtered time period.

If you drill into this value, you can review and download a list of events included in the calculation. This includes a breakdown for each event, including the RFQ ID (with a link), Request ID, Status, Created at Date, Title, Baseline Spend USD, Cost Avoidance, and Cost Savings.

| | # Invitations |

Displays the total number of request for quote invitations that the supplier received.

If you drill into this value, you can review and download a summary of the events. This includes a breakdown for each event, including the RFQ ID (with a link), Title, Email, Title, Domain Name, Sent Date, Submitted Date, Amount Total USD, Status Decoded (Custom Sort), and UUID Link.

| | # Responded |

Displays the total number of request for quote events where the supplier sent a response. A response includes full, partial, alternative and, no-bid responses.

If you drill into this value, you can review and download a summary of the events. This includes a breakdown for each event, including the RFQ ID (with a link), Title, Email, Title, Domain Name, Sent Date, Submitted Date, Amount Total USD, Status Decoded (Custom Sort), and UUID Link.

| | # No Responses |

Displays the total number of request for quote events where the supplier didn't send a response.

If you drill into this value, you can review and download a summary of the events. This includes a breakdown for each event, including the RFQ ID (with a link), Title, Email, Title, Domain Name, Sent Date, Submitted Date, Amount Total USD, Status Decoded (Custom Sort), and UUID Link.

| | Response Rate | Displays a calculated response rate in Fairmarkit. This value is calculated as *number of supplier responses submitted / total event invitations*. | | No Bid Selected |

Displays the total number of request for quote events where the supplier sent a no-bid response.

If you drill into this value, you can review and download a summary of the events. This includes a breakdown for each event, including the RFQ ID (with a link), Title, Email, Title, Domain Name, Sent Date, Submitted Date, Amount Total USD, Status Decoded (Custom Sort), and UUID Link.

| | # Awarded |

Displays the total number of request for quote events awarded to the supplier.

If you drill into this value, you can review and download a summary of the events. This includes a breakdown for each event, including the RFQ ID (with a link), Title, Email, Title, Domain Name, Sent Date, Submitted Date, Amount Total USD, Status Decoded (Custom Sort), and UUID Link.

| | Awarded % | Displays the percentage of request for quote events awarded to the supplier. | | Avg Hours to Open |

Displays the average number of hours between when a request for quote event invitation was sent and when a supplier opened the invitation.

If you drill into this value, you can review and download a summary of the events. This includes a breakdown for each event, including the RFQ ID (with a link), Title, Email, Title, Domain Name, Sent Date, Submitted Date, Amount Total USD, Status Decoded (Custom Sort), and UUID Link.

| | # Hours to Submit |

Displays the number of hours the supplier takes to submit a response.

If you drill into this value, you can review and download a summary of the events. This includes a breakdown for each event, including the RFQ ID (with a link), Title, Email, Title, Domain Name, Sent Date, Submitted Date, Amount Total USD, Status Decoded (Custom Sort), and UUID Link.

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