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Assess the value of AI workflows

Model where AI could save effort, increase capacity, and create reusable ways of working—with assumptions your team can challenge.

An ROI scorecard with a visible method. ROI scorecard. Method and assumptions. Next steps.
Starts with
A workflow evaluation or an AI investment review
What you bring
Workflow activity: Conversation or workflow records for the chosen period. Team assumptions: Team size, blended cost, and assumptions about effort and capacity. Evaluation scope: The workflows, period, and questions the review should cover.
Who uses it
AI program owner + finance or business lead
The workflow

From workflow activity to an ROI estimate.

Activity alone does not explain value. Bring workflow activity and team assumptions together to compare potential benefits, expose gaps, and decide where to investigate next. The result is an estimate to review, not a claim of realized savings.

  1. 01
    Your team

    Choose the work to assess

    Set the activity period, team size, and cost assumptions. Agree what the review needs to inform.

    Starts with: a defined scope and business assumptions.

  2. 02
    AI assistance

    Read the workflow activity

    Review the supplied conversation and workflow records. Group the kinds of work being done and flag gaps in the evidence.

    Produces: an activity baseline and evidence gaps.

  3. 03
    AI assistance

    Estimate value in four dimensions

    Estimate labor effort avoided, additional capacity, reusable methods, and remaining opportunity. Keep observed activity separate from modeled benefits.

    Produces: a scorecard with assumptions and calculation notes.

  4. 04
    Human decision

    Challenge the assumptions

    The business owner reviews the estimates, changes assumptions where needed, and decides which findings are credible enough to use.

    People decide: which assumptions and estimates to accept.

  5. 05
    Your team

    Keep the method with the result

    Save the reviewed scorecard, its source period, and the next questions to test. Use the same method when reviewing progress.

    Produces: an agreed baseline and follow-up priorities.

Estimates depend on the supplied records and agreed assumptions. Usage is evidence of activity, not proof of business value.

Veylan workflow ROI assessment showing four value dimensions, editable assumptions, and modeled capacity kept separate from savings.
What comes out

An ROI scorecard with a visible method

ROI scorecard
Estimated value across effort, capacity, reusable methods, and remaining opportunity.
Method and assumptions
The inputs and calculations behind each estimate.
Next steps
Questions to validate and opportunities to investigate.

Make it work for your team.

Bring your process and a sample result. We’ll map the sources, steps, and review points around the way your team works.

Talk through your workflow