Exploring the Question Library

Objective

After completing this lesson, you will be able to navigate a Question Library admin object and explain what it represents in SAP Fieldglass.

Question Library

The Question Library allows you to create and maintain a collection of commonly used questions that can be added to SOW Bids.

Questions can be added manually to an SOW Bid.

screenshot of an SOW Bid showing the questions for IT Experience and Experience in Industry on the question tab]

When questions are included on SOW Bids, suppliers answer the assigned questions when responding to the bid. The answers provided by the suppliers are used by the buyer to evaluate them.

Using questions on an SOW Bid is optional, and question libraries are not required: questions can be added manually to an SOW Bid.

Navigating the Question Library Admin Object

screenshot of Services section of the Admin Menu, the Question Library link is highlighted
1To view a list of Question Libraries in the tenant, select Question Library from the Services section of the admin menu.

Question Library List Page

screenshot of Question Library List page, with the Categories and Questions columns, as well as the IT Experience link in the Section column highlighted

The Question Library functionality requires that questions be organized into categories so that predefined questions can be easily used on SOW Bids. Questions can pertain to such things as worker skills, rates, company experience, or any relevant to a project that an organization may need to effectively evaluate a supplier's bid.

2Categories indicates the number of categories that the question section has been divided into. A question section must have at least one category.
3Questions indicates the number of questions included in the question section.
4To view the details of a Question Library, select an appropriate link in Section column.

Question Library Details Page

screenshot of IT Experience Question Details page highlighting a category listed in the Details section and showing the subcategories under it

In addition to the information indicated on the list page, a question record shows the details of the categories and questions contained in the question section.

5Questions can be grouped into categories—such as IT Experience and Experience in Industry, as illustrated here—in order to group questions that follow a similar theme or intent.

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