Decision Matrix Calculator

1. How does each of your criteria contribute to your decision? Keep in mind organizational context and stakeholder perspectives.

2. On a scale of 1 to 5, how does each of your potential solutions rate on each of your criteria?

Note: for Costs and Risks and Issues, higher scores mean more favorable (e.g., low cost is good, so it gets a high score).

3. How do your solutions compare? It’s important to understand how different weightings and ratings change your analysis.

Be sure your weightings and ratings reflect what matters to the person making the decision.