Your numbers
Four inputs drive most of the result. Everything else starts from a conservative default you can refine.
Tip: Estimated hours should be less than current hours for positive time savings. Negative savings are treated as $0.
Refine assumptions Rates, permits, incident risk, rollout hours
Labor rate
Permits
Digital permits with automated routing save 20-30 minutes per permit compared to paper.
Tip: Digital permit time should be less than paper permit time for positive permit savings. Negative savings are treated as $0.
Incident risk
Rollout hours
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What the examples assume
Examples are illustrations, not benchmarks. Replace them with your own data.
- Enterprise: 40 active sites, four admin hours saved per site each week, 15 permits per site each month, a $300,000 annual subscription, and 2,400 combined rollout, training, and support hours.
Your result · first year
Payback is N/A when total annual return is $0 or negative, so costs cannot be recovered under the current assumptions.
If your savings land lower or higher
Low: half the time savings and prevention you entered, rollout hours 25% over. High: savings 25% above your entry. Same costs and rates otherwise.
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The three assumptions that move this result most, and what each is worth.
Value, cost and three-year view
Annual value
- Time savings
- $0
- Permit efficiency
- $0
- Risk reduction
- $0
- Total annual value
- $0
Investment
- Annual subscription
- $0
- Year 1 implementation
- $0
- Training (year 1)
- $0
- Annual support
- $0
- Year 1 total
- $0
- Ongoing annual
- $0
Cumulative net benefit, three years
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