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What is manual reporting costing you?
Put in five numbers you already know. Get back what assembling owner packages and pulling data by hand costs every year — in hours, dollars, and per unit. The math is direct labor only, and it updates as you type.
Your numbers
Each one usually means a separate report variant built by hand.
Loaded means salary plus benefits plus overhead — usually 1.25 to 1.4 times base hourly.
Every year, at those numbers
$12,960
in direct labor on manual reporting
- Working days
- 36
- of someone's year, at 8 hours a day
- Per unit, per year
- $5.40
- just to produce the reports
- Hours
- 288
- a year, before any rework
- Per owner package
- $40
- in labor, every month
Real, but modest
Automation may not pay for itself yet at this size. Worth revisiting as the portfolio grows, or if the hours start climbing.
Rough estimate based on direct labor only. Real figures usually run higher once error correction and delayed decisions are counted — but those are harder to estimate honestly, so they're left out here.
If that number looks familiar, the next step is an Operations Audit — one week, a short working session, and a findings doc covering where the hours are actually going and the two or three things worth fixing. Fixed fee, quoted before you commit. The document is yours either way.