What slow work and rework cost your company
Pick one process, such as quoting, onboarding or invoicing, and see the yearly cost of the capacity your team loses.
Step 2 · What it costs you
47.6%of paid time becomes finished work, done right the first time.
- Paid timeEvery hour you pay for100%
- Available for the workMinus meetings, waiting and absence100%
- At full paceMinus slow steps and workarounds100%
- Right the first timeMinus rework and corrections100%
- Cost of lost capacity, per year
- $0
- Lost share of time × people × salary × cost factor
- What that capacity could earn, per year
- $0
- Cost of lost capacity × return on labor
An estimate from your inputs, not a quote. Not every lost hour can be recovered. The 14-day diagnostic measures where the time goes in your company and which part is worth winning back.
Three small losses multiply into a large cost
Paid time becomes finished work only when people are available, work at full pace and get it right the first time.
- 01Time on the work
Paid time minus meetings, waiting for approvals and absence.
- 02Speed of the work
How fast the work runs compared with how fast it could run with no workarounds.
- 03Work without rework
Share of the work that needs no correction, no chasing and no second pass.
Trusted by 100+ companies, including
- 6 figuresimpact on the bottom line
- 14 → 2people needed on one delivery team
- +40%revenue per employee, within 6 months
- 33% lowerproject completion time, from inquiry to completion
- 14 hours a weektime saved on B2B inquiries and quotes
- 40 hours a monthtime saved on client onboarding
- 1x → 6–7xpersonalized outreach capacity
- New CRMwith internal processes automated
- 1 hour → Secondsmanual work to onboard a new client
- End to endlead research and qualification automated