The cost of inaction is often the biggest hidden expense in a business 🚩 Every inefficient process, manual task, or compliance risk comes with a price – whether it’s wasted employee time, lost revenue, or unhappy customers. - ThreadSky

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triggre.com • 4 days ago

The cost of inaction is often the biggest hidden expense in a business 🚩

Every inefficient process, manual task, or compliance risk comes with a price – whether it’s wasted employee time, lost revenue, or unhappy customers.

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triggre.com•4 days ago

Yet, many businesses struggle to quantify these losses, making it harder to justify much-needed automation.

A strong business case for automation isn’t just about potential gains—it’s about putting real numbers to what inefficiencies are already costing you:

triggre.com•4 days ago

➡️ Hard metrics like cost savings and productivity improvements are easy to track. If automation frees up employees from repetitive tasks, that time has a clear dollar value.

triggre.com•4 days ago

➡️ Soft metrics: e.g. stronger compliance reduces legal risks / better process control minimizes costly mistakes. While these may not show up immediately on a financial report, they have a major long-term impact.

triggre.com•4 days ago

Bottom line: if you’re making the case for automation, start by quantifying the cost of doing nothing. The numbers might surprise you.

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