How cora pays off for your company
Find out what savings potential the use of an IT machine in field support offers your company. Enter a few key figures and get an initial ROI indication.
Your individual ROI potential with cora
The calculation of return on investment (ROI) with cora is individual and can only be generalized to a limited extent. Factors such as company size, use cases, locations and the existing IT organization are decisive for a meaningful evaluation.
The more employees benefit from cora and relieve the burden on IT support, the greater the savings potential. The ROI calculator gives you an initial indication of the resources and capacities you can free up and how quickly cora can pay for itself.
We would be happy to analyze your use case together and show you how cora will pay off for your company.
Relevant
ROI factors
Characteristics of your company
The number of employees and locations, the size of the company, the number of assets under management and its internationality directly influence the level of automation and savings leverage.
Organization of your
support team
The size of the internal support team, the use of external service providers and a centralized or decentralized organizational structure determine where the workload is reduced and costs can be cut.
Your current
processes
Existing ITSM systems, approval and ordering processes and lifecycle management characterize the effort involved in day-to-day business. cora integrates itself into existing processes or replaces them completely with its functionalities.