Customer service
- Autonomous inquiry resolution
- 50–70%
- Inquiries resolved without a human agent
We connect improvement opportunities with business objectives, a baseline and validation criteria. Explore the potential impact and how to assess its contribution to your business.
Every project is evaluated in its own context.Reference metrics to assess the impact in each department. Your project objectives are defined using your company's data and an agreed baseline.
Choose metrics that address the process priority. Explore how to calculate them and what to consider when comparing results.
How much manual work does the process no longer require?
Manual hours before − manual hours after
Compare an equivalent volume and include exception review time.
How long does a request take from start to finish?
Total elapsed time ÷ completed transactions
Include waiting and approvals; measure from the same start and end points.
How many cases need corrections?
(Transactions requiring correction ÷ transactions reviewed) × 100
Define what counts as an error and keep that criterion consistent in the comparison.
How much does it cost to complete each case?
Total process cost ÷ completed transactions
Include labor, tools, support and operations. Record implementation separately.
How many cases are completed without manual intervention?
(Cases without manual intervention ÷ eligible cases) × 100
A case requiring a person's review does not count as fully automatic.
How many validated records arrive without being entered again?
(Validated records without manual reentry ÷ records sent) × 100
Count unique records and use the same measurement window at the source and destination.
We measure change in a defined process. Value is assessed considering quality, capacity and costs, alongside the team's work.
We select the process, its objective and the people responsible for validating the change.
We record volume, time, manual effort and errors before implementation.
We review the same scope and a comparable volume, including exceptions and human review.
We assess quality, freed-up capacity and operating costs to decide the next step.
Not every hour freed up becomes a financial saving. We also assess how that capacity is used and the operating costs.
Let's discuss your process, starting point and the indicators that would help you evaluate progress.