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Landing Analyser gives every landing a score out of 100. Its two tabs let your airline change that score for every pilot: Weighting sets how much each part of the landing counts, and Scoring bands sets how each part is scored. How the score works, and what each part measures, is on Landing score. Open it from Plugins → Landing Analyser.

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Weighting

Each part of the landing (Landing rate, G-force, Bounce, Approach, Rollout and Fuel) counts for a share of the score. Change one and it locks; the unlocked parts share what’s left, so the total always adds up to 100%. Click a lock to let that part rebalance again. Use defaults puts the standard weights back.
Landing Analyser's Weighting tab, with the share each category counts towards the landing scoreLanding Analyser's Weighting tab, with the share each category counts towards the landing score
A part that can’t be measured on a flight, like fuel with no flight plan, is left out and the rest share its weight.

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Scoring bands

Pick a part at the top to see its bands. A landing gets the score of the first band its value is at or under, and anything past the last band scores 0. The curve shows the bands, and the Try box under it shows what a value would score with your bands. Bounces and the approach (stabilised at 50 ft) have their own settings.
Landing Analyser's Scoring bands tabLanding Analyser's Scoring bands tab
Custom scoring bands come with Pro and Pro+. On Free you can see the bands but not change them.