Calculators
four of them, ungated
Four calculators
Ungated. The arithmetic runs in your browser, nothing is sent anywhere, and nothing is stored.
Each of these exists because a specific measured result exists behind it, and that basis is printed under every answer so you can judge whether it applies to you. A calculator with nothing measured behind it is an invented number in a friendlier costume, which is why there are four of them rather than a library.
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Paper Weight
What your paperwork costs you in a year. Nobody has ever put this on a report, because it is not an overrun or a line item. It is just how documents get into the system.
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The Blind Spot
How many questions are getting a wrong answer, or none. The system returns something that reads like an answer. Nobody catches it until the wrong expectation is already set.
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The Unread Pile
What the part you do not review has been hiding. A percentage gets reviewed and the rest is assumed to look like it.
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The Misheard Digit
What one wrong digit costs across a year of calls. The caller reads out an account number. One digit is heard wrong and the whole call is wasted.
Open itThey are estimating instruments, not measurements of your operation. Every one asks you for a number you are guessing at; the whole point of a two-week diagnostic is that it counts those instead of asking.
What is next, and what it is waiting for
14 more are designed and unbuilt. Each is waiting on an engagement to produce the number it would need.
The next ones are drawn and waiting: invoice processing, month-end delay, data readiness, tool sprawl, a bilingual backlog, request misrouting, contact-centre deflection, forecast-error cost, and a readiness quiz scored against the six audit dimensions. Each needs a delivered before-and-after of its own before it can go up, because the basis printed under the answer is the only thing that makes any of these worth using.
If the one you needed is on that list, say so. A request from someone who would use it is the strongest argument for building it next. Tell us which one
Start here
A calculator estimates. A diagnostic counts.
Send us what you put into any of these four and we will tell you which of the numbers is worth measuring properly first.
You get a reply within one working day, from the engineer who would do the work - not a sales sequence.