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Paper Weight

What your document load costs you in a year

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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.

Four numbers, and most operations already know three of them. This is the most general of the four instruments, and its inputs are the questions a discovery call opens with - so a completed one is a scoped conversation before it has started.

What you have

Invoices, delivery notes, submittals, permits - everything a person reads and re-enters.

Reading, keying, checking against the system, and chasing what disagrees.

Salary plus employment cost, in whatever currency you budget in. The result stays in that currency.

60% is the default because it is close to the manual-review reduction measured on a delivered bilingual extraction system. It is not a promise.

What it implies

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Hours a year spent moving documents by hand

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Cost of those hours, in your currency

Full-time people that represents
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What the modelled reduction is worth a year
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The figure above, before and after the modelled change

As it stands After the modelled change

The basis for this. Arithmetic only: documents × minutes × twelve, divided into hours, multiplied by your hourly cost. A full-time year is taken as 1,800 working hours. The 60% default is anchored on a delivered system where manual review time fell 60% after Arabic normalisation was done once centrally rather than analyst by analyst - your figure will differ, and the diagnostic is what establishes it.

Each asks you for a number you are estimating. The audit counts it instead.

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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.