ROI · SAP-CONNECTED PLANT

Your numbers, not our numbers.

This is the same worksheet we'd fill in with you on a call, run by you instead. Nothing is pre-filled with a customer result, because we don't have one to show you yet. Put your plant's figures in and see whether a pilot pays for itself.

Your plant

Leave anything you don't track at zero — that lever simply won't contribute. Partial input still gives you a defensible number.

5 × 52 = 250

Annual operating hours
4,000
days × shifts × hours
hrs

Across every role — planner, quality engineer, plant manager, CI.

$

Fully loaded, $/hr.

$

What scrap costs you today.

hrs

Hours today. If you only track it as a percentage, multiply by operating hours.

$

Units. With margin per unit, this gives us margin per operating hour.

What AutoOps AI costs you

Defaults to Plant Pro list price. Replace it with your pilot rate × 12, or your contracted ACV, if you have one.

$
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What it comes to

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Nothing to compute yet.
Enter at least your reporting hours and labor rate, or your annual scrap dollars, and the three scenarios will fill in.
The one we'd quote
Reporting time saved30%
$0
Scrap avoided5%
$0
Downtime recovered3%
$0
Annual value
$0
Less AutoOps AI cost
−$12,000
Net annual ROI
-$12,000
Payback
Reporting time saved50%
$0
Scrap avoided7.5%
$0
Downtime recovered4%
$0
Annual value
$0
Less AutoOps AI cost
−$12,000
Net annual ROI
-$12,000
Payback
Reporting time saved65%
$0
Scrap avoided10%
$0
Downtime recovered5%
$0
Annual value
$0
Less AutoOps AI cost
−$12,000
Net annual ROI
-$12,000
Payback

The math, in full

No hidden multipliers. These are the three levers the SAP read path and write-back actually cover today — everything else the product might do for you is deliberately left out of the model.

Reporting time saved

hrs/week × 50 weeks × labor rate × reduction

The weekly Operations Snapshot and SAP-grounded chat replace part of the manual pull-and-slide-prep cycle. 50 weeks, not 52 — holidays and shutdowns.

Scrap avoided

annual scrap $ × reduction

Quality notifications surface within the hour instead of next shift, and a supervisor can file the QN without leaving the tool. This is the most variable of the three; anchor it to one batch you actually remember.

Downtime recovered

downtime hrs × reduction × margin per operating hour

Margin per hour = margin per unit × volume ÷ operating hours. AI-assisted review of work-order and routing data surfaces at-risk orders earlier in the week.

One thing we don't annualize: a first SAP-grounded report usually surfaces one real issue nobody had escalated yet. That's worth something, but it's a one-time recovery, so counting it as recurring would overstate the case. We track it separately in the pilot recap.

Email yourself the breakdown.

All three scenarios, the assumptions behind each, and the numbers you entered — so you can argue with them later, or forward them to finance. We'll see that you ran it and may follow up once.

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