Executive Value Cockpit — SAP Edition

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Executive Value Cockpit

Progressive business case builder. Each step adds depth — results available at any point.

💡Browse the ranked savings potential. Click any row to add or edit your own estimate.

↓ Click any row in the table below to add or edit your own estimate.

25Subprocesses
38.6%Savings Target

Opportunity Ranking

0%20%40%60%80%Confidence-Weighted Score →1CM0165.0%Strong2PD0160.0%Strong3RC0155.0%Strong4CT0154.0%Solid5IS0151.8%Solid6AP0149.5%Solid7QI0149.5%Solid8TL0148.8%Moderate9PR0145.0%Strong10OM0145.0%Solid

Value Sources

Each subprocess uses a specific mix of AI technologies (Document AI, RPA, ML, etc.). Each technology creates value in different ways. This shows where the value comes from across the 15 subprocesses shown on the left, weighted by confidence-adjusted savings potential.

Labor Cost Reduction26%T1
Processing Cost Reduction19%T1
Cycle Time Compression16%T2
Error & Rework Elimination13%T1
Capacity & Throughput11%T2
Compliance & Risk Avoidance9%T2
Working Capital Improvement6%T2

T1 = direct cost impact · T2 = operational (quantifiable, indirect)

Both T1 and T2 flow through to all financial calculations. These are directional estimates — each organization should apply their own realization assumptions based on this breakdown.

Top Opportunities

#1
CM01
Credit Evaluation & Scoring
Sales
65.0%
#2
PD01
Condition Monitoring & Anomaly Detection
Asset Management
60.0%
#3
RC01
Resume Screening & Shortlisting
Human Resources
55.0%
#4
CT01
Inbound Call Routing & Triage
Service
54.0%
#5
IS01
Incident Classification & Routing
Information Technology*
51.8%
#CodeSubprocessBARangeBenchmarkConfidenceSpread
1CM01Credit Evaluation & ScoringSales5575%65.0%Strong
±10%
2PD01Condition Monitoring & Anomaly DetectionAsset Management5070%60.0%Strong
±10%
3RC01Resume Screening & ShortlistingHuman Resources4565%55.0%Strong
±10%
4CT01Inbound Call Routing & TriageService5070%54.0%Solid
±10%
5IS01Incident Classification & RoutingInformation Technology*5065%51.8%Solid
±8%
6AP01Invoice Processing & CaptureFinance4565%49.5%Solid
±10%
7QI01Incoming Quality InspectionManufacturing4565%49.5%Solid
±10%
8TL01Route Planning & OptimizationSupply Chain5575%48.8%Moderate
±10%
9PR01Purchase Requisition ProcessingSourcing & Procurement3555%45.0%Strong
±10%
10OM01Sales Order Entry & ValidationSales4060%45.0%Solid
±10%
11IM01Goods Receipt & PutawaySupply Chain4055%42.8%Solid
±8%
12DP01Statistical ForecastingManufacturing3550%42.5%Strong
±8%
13AG01User Access Review & CertificationGovernance, Risk & Compliance*4060%37.5%Moderate
±10%
14FS01Dispatch & SchedulingService3555%33.8%Moderate
±10%
15PY01Payroll Calculation & ValidationHuman Resources3045%33.8%Solid
±8%

How the Executive Value Cockpit Works

The Executive Value Cockpit is a progressive AI business case builder that transforms research-backed benchmarks into actionable financial analysis. It guides you through five steps — each adding a layer of depth to your AI investment decision. You can stop at any step and still have a useful output.

Step 1: Opportunity Ranking

Start with a confidence-weighted ranking of AI savings potential across 127 enterprise subprocesses. Each benchmark is derived from 280+ data points across 120+ research organizations (McKinsey, Deloitte, Everest Group, and others), weighted by source credibility. You can override any benchmark with your own estimate based on internal data, vendor claims, or pilot results.

Step 2: Effort Sizing

Classify implementation complexity for each subprocess as Small, Medium, Large, or Extra Large. Default sizing is derived from the dominant AI technology type — Document AI and simple RPA projects default to Small, while complex ML ensembles or multi-step Agentic AI workflows default to Extra Large. Combined with savings potential, this identifies Quick Wins (high opportunity, low effort) versus Strategic Bets (high opportunity, high effort).

Step 3: Risk Assessment

Layer risk ratings (High, Medium, Low) that capture operational, compliance, and regulatory potential disruption along with financial uncertainty. Default risk ratings are mapped against EU AI Act Annex III classifications, SOX Section 404 controls, and EEOC/Title VII employment law. The Risk × Effort matrix gives you a go/no-go signal for each subprocess.

Step 4: Dollar Conversion

Enter your annual operating cost base by business area or individual subprocess to convert percentage savings into dollar opportunity. The cockpit calculates implementation cost estimates based on effort sizing, simple ROI, and payback period for each subprocess. A dollar opportunity chart shows which business areas hold the most value.

Step 5: Financial Modeling

Set your discount rate and time horizon to generate a full discounted cash flow analysis. The cockpit calculates Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR), payback period, and portfolio ROI. Three scenario comparisons (conservative, base, optimistic) show sensitivity to implementation risk and adoption speed. A portfolio optimizer helps you maximize returns within a budget constraint.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Executive Value Cockpit?

The Executive Value Cockpit is a free, interactive AI business case builder. It helps you quantify the financial impact of AI adoption across enterprise processes using research-backed benchmarks from McKinsey, Deloitte, Everest Group, and 120+ other organizations.

How are the AI savings benchmarks calculated?

Each savings benchmark is derived from 280+ data points across published research. Sources are weighted by credibility — peer-reviewed studies and large-sample surveys carry more weight than vendor white papers. The result is a confidence-weighted savings range (min–max) for each of the 127 enterprise subprocesses.

What does confidence-weighted mean?

Confidence weighting adjusts the raw savings midpoint based on how well-supported the benchmark is by research. Strong confidence (many high-quality sources) applies a 1.0× multiplier. Thin confidence (few or low-quality sources) applies a 0.5× multiplier. This prevents poorly-evidenced benchmarks from inflating your business case.

Can I customize the benchmarks with my own data?

Yes. Click any row in the table to enter your own savings estimate, confidence level, and source. Your custom values override the research benchmarks for your session. You can base your estimates on internal pilot results, vendor claims, consultant reports, or professional judgment.

What financial metrics does the cockpit calculate?

The cockpit calculates Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR), payback period (in months), and portfolio ROI. It uses a discounted cash flow (DCF) model with configurable discount rate, time horizon, project duration, and three scenario comparisons (conservative, base, optimistic).

What enterprise platforms does this cover?

The cockpit supports six major enterprise platforms: SAP (ECC, S/4HANA, Cloud), Oracle (EBS, Cloud, JDE), NetSuite, Workday, Salesforce, and ServiceNow. Assessment results from any supported platform carry directly into the cockpit for financial modeling.

Is my data private?

Yes. Your custom benchmarks and cost inputs are tied to your browser session and are not visible to other users. If you create an account, your data is associated with your user profile. An anonymized, aggregated copy of savings estimates (without company details, notes, or source URLs) contributes to community benchmarks.

How are effort and risk defaults determined?

Effort sizing (S/M/L/XL) is derived from the dominant AI technology type and number of integration points — Document AI projects default to Small, while complex ML ensembles default to Extra Large. Risk ratings (H/M/L) are mapped against EU AI Act Annex III classifications, SOX Section 404 controls, and EEOC/Title VII employment law.

Can effort and risk be customized?

Yes. Both effort sizing and risk ratings are fully customizable. On Step 2, use the Effort dropdown for each subprocess to override the default sizing. On Step 3, use the Risk dropdown to set your own risk level. Your overrides immediately update the quadrant classification (Quick Win, Strategic Bet, etc.), dollar calculations, and all financial metrics.