Scoring - IKOR

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Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

Remaining who you are. Showing what you can do. Our promise: Whoever works at IKOR does not have to pretend, can be authentic and go their own way.

A scoring model stands for a customer rating mechanism. Based on existing customer data, a score (a numerical value or priority) is calculated for each customer. In collections and disbursements, insurance companies can use credit scoring within the SAP standard to sum up a bad payment record. In the dunning procedure, the SAP standard can react to such creditworthiness factors. After a predefined period of time, the accumulated negative points expire.