Holding of an Appraisal 

Purpose

Once details of the appraisal have been specified, information on the appraisees is obtained. After this, the actual appraisal is held. Depending on the appraisal model in question, either one appraisal or several subappraisals have to be held. Each appraisal can be held in one or more steps, and at any time.

Sometimes, the appraisal must be held within a specific period (this would have been specified when the appraisal was being prepared).

Every appraiser can either

This procedure must be followed for anonymous multisource appraisals, since the only information that can be stored on the appraiser(s) is the number of appraisers involved.

Either this procedure - or the procedure described in the section entitled Creating an Individual Appraisal in One Step - must be followed for anonymous individual appraisals.

In the case of multisource appraisals, the overall result can either be determined automatically or entered manually.

Prerequisites

The appraisal has been prepared.

Process Flow

  1. Obtain the necessary information on the persons involved in the appraisal.
  2. Hold the appraisal. In the case of multisource appraisals, every appraiser will have to work through this step.

    3. For further information, see:

    Holding an Individual Appraisal

    Holding a Subappraisal

    Performing an Appraisal Using an Appraisal Sheet

  3. If you do not work through the appraisal online, enter the data collected during the appraisal in the system.

Result

You have held the appraisal. You can now proceed to the process Completion of an Appraisal.