Total investment
Equipment + integration and implementation.
ROI and payback
Transform your operation data into a first return estimate. Adjust the scenario and see how soon the savings can compensate for the investment.
Plan your automation
Use estimated values or data from a proposal. The simulation is done in your browser.
How to interpret
Simple payback estimates the time to recover the investment. The ROI shows the net result accumulated in the chosen period, as a percentage of this investment.
Values are estimates, not a guarantee of performance. Consider only achievable savings and validate the scenario with engineering and finance teams.
Evaluate your project with CarioliEquipment + integration and implementation.
(Hours saved × cost per hour) + turnover savings + other monthly earnings − additional monthly costs.
(Current annual replacements − estimated annual replacements) × (hiring + termination + replacement training) ÷ 12. If turnover increases, this portion reduces savings.
Total investment ÷ monthly net savings, when the economy is positive.
[(Monthly net savings × 12 × years − total investment) ÷ total investment] × 100.
See the result reported by Midiograf and compare its conditions with your operation. This case study does not set the assumptions for your simulation.
The simulation assumes constant savings from the first month of operation. Does not consider implementation period, interest, taxes, inflation, depreciation, residual value or discount of cash flows. The displayed ROI is accumulated, without annualization.
Simple payback method reference: U.S. Department of Energy, financial concepts (PDF).