Put a number on
the problem.
Two tools I use at the start of most projects. They run in your browser, and nothing you type is saved or sent.
What's that manual task really costing?
Pick one task you or your team do by hand every week, like re-typing orders, building a weekly report or chasing invoices. Then move the sliders.
0 hours a year
- Hours you get back each year
- 0
- Saved each year, after software
- ₪0
- One-time cost of the fix
- ₪0
- Pays for itself in
- —
- Where you are after year one
- ₪0
On these numbers, automating this isn't worth it. Changing the process itself is probably the better move.
Assumes 48 working weeks a year, my ₪250 hourly rate, and that the time you get back gets used for something else. Payback is in calendar time. This is an estimate to talk through, not a quote.
Where is the business feeling the strain?
Rate ten statements about how things run today. The chart fills in as you go and shows where to start.
Want a second opinion?
Send me what the tools showed and I'll suggest the smallest useful place to start.
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