CALCULATOR METHODOLOGYAn illustrative productivity estimate—not a financial promise.
The calculator organizes user-provided operating assumptions into a planning estimate. It supports questions; it does not forecast guaranteed savings, revenue, profit, or payback.
01Inputs
The estimate uses values entered by the user, such as people involved, time spent, frequency, and an assumed value of time. Inputs should reflect a defined workflow and representative period.
02Calculation approach
Entered frequency, time, and labor-value assumptions produce an addressable productivity estimate. Any scenario should be checked against actual payroll, utilization, exceptions, and adoption.
03What it excludes
The result does not automatically include implementation, software, hardware, migration, training, maintenance, downtime, change management, tax, risk, or employee judgment.
04Responsible use
Validate a baseline before implementation, measure the same workflow after adoption, and distinguish time released from cash actually saved. A business decision requires discovery and financial review.