Manual hours
The manager clarifies parameters, calculates the price, checks compatibility and passes the data onward.
Enter five parameters: order count, team size, average salary, average order value and man-hours per order. The calculator shows the savings and the ROI for a year.
net savings per month
ROI for a year
A manufacturer cares how many people are busy with manual calculations, where parameters get lost, what errors cost and when automation pays back.
The manager clarifies parameters, calculates the price, checks compatibility and passes the data onward.
Employee hours are converted into money via the average salary and the workload.
A wrong size, material, option or deadline turns into rework and lost trust.
The calculator shows in how many months a configurator launch can pay off.
The client asks questions, the manager clarifies parameters, the price is calculated by hand, production gets an incomplete task, and edits get lost between chats, Excel and the CRM.
The client or manager assembles the order in a clear form. The price follows the rules, parameters are fixed, production receives a ready task.
The calculator does not fit everyone. It is useful where the price and the task depend on sizes, materials, options, deadlines, configuration and production rules.
If manual calculation takes hundreds of hours a month, you need to understand how to remove the extra operations.
We'll analyze the current process, estimate costs, and show where a factory-based approach will yield measurable results.
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