Which workflow should you fix first?
Answer a few questions about your tools, manual hours, and missed follow-up. It takes about 2 minutes, and you get a directional annual cost plus the first workflow worth fixing.
- A directional annual cost, broken into three parts
- The one workflow worth fixing first
- A reply from Rauf, not an automated score
Suzy · Your AI guide
Let’s find the repetitive work slowing your team down. Your assessment goes to Rauf with the details you share.
Here’s the shape of what you get
A 6-person wholesaler: $1,500/mo in software, 15 manual hours a week, 3 missed quotes a month at $2,500 each.
Their recommended first area: Lead capture, routing, and follow-up — because missed follow-up outweighs both the software bill and the manual hours.
Illustration only, using made-up numbers and a $35/hour loaded labor assumption. Your own result uses the figures you enter below.
- Software
- $18,000
- Manual work
- $27,300
- Missed opportunity
- $90,000
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