Complete and good are not the same thing, and most systems only measure the first. Pimberly separates them: completeness asks whether the required content is present, quality assesses whether it is valid and suitable for where it is going, and the two are scored independently per department or channel. The logic sits in decision tables maintained by business users, so standards can change without custom code.
With Pimberly’s product grading, you can:
- Score completeness and quality separately — whether the content is present, and whether it’s valid, consistent and fit for purpose
- Apply different grading criteria per department or channel, rather than one standard for everyone
- Build grading rules in the Pimberly grading section, with no custom code required
- Drive a grade from a decision table that evaluates several conditions together and returns a result
- Let business users maintain the decision table themselves, so standards can change as the business does
See how it works in the video below:
