ROI Calculator

Build a clear ROI case for business improvement.

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Automation ROI calculator for operational teams

Measure how much automation can save in manual effort, rework, and recoverable opportunities using an editable business case model.

Automation projects become easier to approve when the business case is built around the work people already recognise. That usually means recurring admin time, avoidable error handling, and revenue or service delays that have a measurable cost.

This page keeps the conversation grounded. You can compare the current state with the future state, carry forward a realistic maintenance cost, and show the monthly and annual equivalent value of the change.

That makes the model more useful for planning, not just for selling the idea.

Free to use. Your figures stay in this browser.Saved in this browser

Your next business improvement

1. Choose a workflow

Start with an example or build your own. Every assumption is editable.

Illustrative example

These figures are starting assumptions, not benchmarks, expected results or a Naonis quote.

Shared assumptions

These defaults apply to new workflows. Currency changes the symbol, not the exchange rate. Use one currency throughout.

Choose a workflow to see your estimate

Start with an example above. You can compare more workflows when your first estimate is useful.

Download or share

Share the summary

Use the PDF for a business case report, or the image for a quick visual snapshot.

Review the numbers

The Scenario CSV shows the outcomes. The Breakdown CSV includes the inputs, detailed calculations and notes.

Keep an editable backup

Save the JSON backup. Import it below to reopen the estimate and reproduce the calculations. All downloads are created in this browser.

ROI figures are based on the information entered in the online calculator. They are for illustrative purposes and do not guarantee an outcome.

Restore a saved estimate

Choose a JSON backup to reopen it here. This replaces your current estimate, so export a backup first if you want to keep it.

Start again

Clear the saved workflows and settings in this browser.

FAQ

Questions decision-makers usually ask

How do you avoid overstating automation savings?

Keep the current quantities visible, use realistic reduction percentages, and include both implementation and maintenance costs.

Should automation ROI include ongoing maintenance?

Yes. Maintenance reduces net benefit and directly affects payback, so it needs to stay visible in the model.

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