Productivity & Time
Decision Matrix
Compare options with weighted criteria and rank the strongest choice.
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| Option | Total | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 35 | |||
| 35 |
Best weighted choice
Option A (35)
About the Decision Matrix
Decision Matrix makes a multi-factor choice explicit. Give each criterion an importance weight, score every option and compare weighted totals.
The result organizes judgment rather than replacing it; revisit suspicious scores and test how sensitive the winner is to changed weights.
Key features
- Editable options and criteria
- Custom importance weights
- One-to-ten option scores
- Automatic weighted ranking
How to use
- 1Name the options and criteria.
- 2Set each criterion's importance weight and score each option.
- 3Review the winner and test uncertain assumptions.
Examples
Choose a laptop
Input:
Cost weight 5 and quality weight 5; compare two modelsOutput:
Weighted total for each modelInclude battery life or support if they materially affect the choice.
Frequently asked questions
- How is the total calculated?
- Each score is multiplied by its criterion weight, then all weighted scores are added.
- Does the highest score guarantee the right decision?
- No. The output reflects only your criteria, weights and scores.
- Should all weights add to 100?
- No. Relative weights are enough because every option uses the same scale.