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Which process should you automate first?
Pick what your team does by hand. Each process is ranked by what automating it is worth a year and how ready it is today.
Your sector
Tick what your team does, then change the highlighted numbers
Which of these does your team do by hand?
An hour of this work costs you €/h
a month × min, data
€2,716#2 · readiness 83a month × min, data
€1,594#4 · readiness 32a month × min, data
€2,015#3 · readiness 75a month × min, data
€5,248#1 · readiness 57
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How we count
- 1Hours a year = items a month × 12 × minutes each ÷ 60.
- 2Value a year = hours × hourly cost × the share of that kind of work that can be automated: data processing 69 %, data collection 64 %, customer interactions 20 %, expert judgement 18 % (McKinsey Global Institute, 2017).
- 3Readiness (0–100) averages how rule-based the work is (processing 100, collection 85, interactions 55, expertise 35) with how ready the inputs are (in a system 100, emails and PDFs 65, scattered 30). That scale is ours.
- 4Processes are ranked by value × readiness: a big process that is not ready sits below a smaller one you could start on now. 75+ is „automate now“, 55–74 „pilot first“.
- 5The starting volumes are our typical figures for a company of 20–50 people in your sector; the hourly cost is Eurostat's 2025 Lithuanian labour cost for the sector.
Sources
- McKinsey Global Institute: “A future that works: automation, employment, and productivity”January 2017
- Eurostat: “Labour cost levels by NACE Rev. 2 activity (lc_lci_lev)”2025 data, published April 2026
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