Estimate the ROI of reliable workflow automation
RoboHen focuses on measurable improvements: cycle time, error reduction, fewer escalations, and audit-ready execution. These examples show how teams typically quantify value before investing.
What We Mean by ROI
ROI is not just "time saved." We typically measure:
- cycle time reduction
- fewer manual touches and rework loops
- fewer errors and downstream corrections
- reduced approval bottlenecks
- improved auditability and traceability
- reduced operational risk
Example ROI Scenarios
Typical value drivers by function
How to Estimate ROI Quickly
To estimate ROI for a workflow, start with:
Volume
how many times per month does the workflow run?
Time per run
how long does it take today (including follow-ups)?
Error rate
how often does it require rework?
Escalations
how often do exceptions require leadership attention?
Then estimate improvements using conservative assumptions.
Important Notes
Actual results vary by workflow complexity, exception rate, integration boundaries, and operating model.
In a workflow assessment, we help you size the opportunity, identify constraints, and define an execution plan.