What does one workflow cost you each year?
Enter four numbers about a single recurring workflow. You'll see what it costs today and a modeled range for the capacity a verified redesign could release. Nothing is sent anywhere; the calculation runs in your browser.
Four inputs, one minute.
Modeled, not a forecast. The range assumes a verified redesign takes over 40–70% of the repetitive share, because exceptions, checks and judgement stay with people. Real results depend on volume, exceptions and controls, which is exactly what the Audit measures.
Every assumption, in the open.
| Figure | Calculation |
|---|---|
| Hours a year | People × hours per week × 46 working weeks (allowing for holidays and leave). |
| Full-time equivalents | Hours a year ÷ 1,700 productive hours per full-time person. |
| Annual cost | Hours a year × fully loaded cost per hour (salary, taxes, benefits and overhead). |
| Modeled release range | Annual cost × repetitive share × 40% (low) to 70% (high). Run costs of the new system are not deducted here; the Audit's benefit model includes them. |
"Released capacity" usually means the same team handles more volume without new hires, rather than fewer people. Which way you use it is your decision.
Turn this estimate into a measured number.
The free diagnostic checks whether the opportunity is real for this workflow. The Operational Leverage Audit, from $1,500, measures it step by step and tells you whether to proceed.