eSCM-CL Capability Level Justification
Get Started with This SkillOverview
Elaborate eSCM-CL capability level justification and evidence pack for the five capability levels (assessment and appraisal readiness).
Getting Started
Add your source materials to the project workspace, then activate the eSCM-CL Capability Level Justification skill. The agent will guide you through the process step by step.
Example Conversation
Below is an example of how a typical eSCM-CL Capability Level Justification session unfolds. The agent confirms scope and drafts content aligned to the eSourcing Capability Model for Client Organizations.
You: We need to prepare our eSCM-CL Capability Level Justification document. Can you draft it based on our current client-side sourcing practices?
Agent: I’ll draft the Capability Level Justification content. Do you have existing materials in the workspace (e.g. governance docs, contracts, practice coverage) I should use, or should I create a structure from the eSCM-CL reference?
You: We have a sourcing governance summary and some lifecycle docs. Use those and the eSCM-CL capability areas and levels where relevant.
Agent: I’ve loaded the eSCM-CL structure (17 capability areas, 5 levels, 4 lifecycle phases). I’ll produce the Capability Level Justification with clear sections and align it to the model for assessment or improvement.
Sample Output Excerpt
Below is a representative excerpt from an eSCM-CL Capability Level Justification document.
Scope and structure
This document covers [organisation]’s eSCM-CL Capability Level Justification. It is aligned to the eSourcing Capability Model for Client Organizations (ITSqc): capability areas, lifecycle phases, and capability levels as applicable.
Example section
| Area / phase | Content / evidence |
|---|---|
| [Relevant area or phase] | [Brief description or evidence] |
| … | … |
Extension and validation
This skill does not include custom validation tools. Elaboration is guided by the workflow in the skill and the eSCM-CL model (capability areas, levels, lifecycle). You can add extension tools later (e.g. to check coverage of capability areas or lifecycle phases) by editing the skill’s extension.ts.