Vendor Directories
Useful for discovery but may not reflect exact project requirements.
Our Proprietary Rating Framework
Vendor shortlisting made faster, easier, and reliable
Project Capability Score (PCS) transforms a company’s past project experience into measurable insights to help determine whether they are the right fit for your project.
Selection Problem
Traditional Metrics vs. PCS
PCS is a structured evaluation methodology that goes beyond traditional vendor directories and time-consuming manual reviews to compare outsourcing companies more fairly and identify stronger project matches with less effort.
Manual Vendor Review
Has a broad and generic view. It is very one-dimensional.
Best Choice
PCS: A Smarter Vendor Shortlisting Framework
Context driven and based on a company's history and delivery patterns.
PCS Framework
6 Factors That Help You Choose Better
Instead of relying on one broad indicator, PCS looks at a range of inputs together in context. Each signal is considered in relation to the project. This makes the score more useful for real decision making.
Project Similarity
How closely a company's previous work aligns with the project you are planning.
Execution Capability
Whether the company has delivered similar scope and complexity before.
Experience Depth
How strong its experience is in the areas that matter most for your project.
Consistency Signals
Whether performance appears steady across similar projects.
Scalability Readiness
Whether the company is ready for the scope and growth required for the project.
Contextual Fit
How well the company matches your domain, technology, and delivery model.
How It Works
From project requirement to smarter shortlist
After you look at similar projects and companies, PCS helps you see which vendors fit your scope best.
01
Scope out your project needs
Identify service type, technology, industry, scope, and delivery expectations.
02
Research projects
Compare vendors based on actual projects they have done vs. your needs.
03
Compare project PCS
Compare PCS of projects that are similar to your requirements.
04
Shortlist Vendors
Screen vendors based on company signals, similar projects, and PCS.
Behind the scores
What PCS looks at
These signals create a fuller view of vendor fit beyond reviews and profile information.
01
Recency Factor
Recent projects help indicate what a company is likely to deliver well today.
02
Technology Stack
Shows familiarity with tools and technologies relevant to the work.
03
Project Services
Highlights repeated service strengths across completed engagements.
04
Industry
Identifies domain experience where expectations and constraints matter.
05
Project Size
Indicates whether similar scale and complexity have been handled before.
06
Company Background
Adds broader context such as experience and total completed projects.
Project Capability Score
88/100
Note: Illustrative breakdown sample. Actual scoring is based on Enosis Outsourcing’s proprietary evaluation framework.
Score Interpretation
How to Read the PCS Score
PCS uses a 0–100 scale to measure how strongly a project reflects a company’s relevant experience. A higher score indicates stronger capability for similar work.
Below 60
Limited Match
This company has little exposure to this type of projects.
61–79
Good Match
This company has a fair amount of experience working on similar projects.
80–100
Strong Match
This company has extensive experience working on similar projects.
80–100
Strong Match
This company has extensive experience working on similar projects.
61–79
Good Match
This company has a fair amount of experience working on similar projects.
Below 60
Limited Match
This company has little exposure to this type of projects.
Example Scenario
Two projects may look similar, but fit differently
A public rating can show that both vendors are credible. PCS helps clarify which one is more aligned with your project requirement.
Software Development
94/100
Key Factors:
Software Development
71/100
Key Factors:
Make vendor shortlisting faster and more reliable
PCS helps buyers cut through surface-level signals and focus on companies that are better aligned with the project ahead.