What could a change in software mean for your firm?
Compare recurring costs and transition spend, then explore potential time released. Cash impact and team capacity stay separate so you can assess both clearly.
AUD excluding GST. Scenario planning, not a Bunya quote or a prediction. Inputs start at zero; enter your figures or load the fictional example.
Period difference = annual recurring difference × years − one-off transition costs. Positive means a lower proposed cash cost; negative means a higher proposed cash cost.
Simple payback = transition cost ÷ positive monthly difference. This assumes immediate savings and excludes time value of money, price changes and unentered costs.
Capacity estimate
Annual hours released = weekly workflow hours × reduction percentage × working weeks.
Illustrative capacity value = hours released × loaded hourly cost. This is a way to value team time, not an additional cash return.
Test the whole workflow before accepting a time-saving assumption. Keep unknown costs visible rather than treating them as zero in a buying decision.
TURN ASSUMPTIONS INTO A SCOPE
Bring your costs. Test the workflow.
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