Value calculator
Estimate the value of faster access to knowledge
Most businesses can try a chatbot. The harder question is whether it solves a real problem, whether people use it, and whether the investment is worth it. Enter your own assumptions to see the potential annual value from reduced search time — then use it to decide what to measure in a pilot.
Your assumptions
Haryts pilot value calculator
Adjust the inputs to estimate potential annual value from reduced information-search time. The numbers start on an illustrative example.
This is a scenario estimate, not verified cash savings or profit. Time recovered creates economic value only if the business can use it productively; the estimate excludes other benefits and costs not entered here.
Request a pilot assessmentFrom estimate to evidence
Use it to decide what to measure
Treat this as a planning tool, not a promise. The value is proven in a controlled pilot, against a baseline.
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Assess the current workflow
Establish how the task is handled today — time to find a procedure, how often the same question is asked, how long preparation takes.
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Choose one measurable use case
Start narrow — e.g. finding maintenance procedures — not the whole operation at once.
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Run a controlled pilot
Introduce Haryts to a limited group; measure against the original workflow, and a comparison where practical.
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Evaluate benefits and risks together
Time saved, answer quality, adoption, escalations, errors, customer impact — and the full cost. A faster answer isn't a success if it's wrong.
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Make a documented decision
Expand, modify, or stop — against criteria agreed before the results are known.
This mirrors how we think about value and responsible adoption and how pilots work.
Turn the estimate into measured value
Bring your assumptions and a real problem. We'll help you set a baseline and scope a low-risk pilot that proves — or disproves — the value honestly.