# How can Pitcher measure the ROI for those companies that decide to invest in your solutions?

Can Pitcher measure the success of the adoption based on sales?
How can the adoption level contribute to the profits of a company?
How can a company know it has recovered the investment done?

##### Post Metadata
- Posted at: about 5 years ago
- Author title: Services and Solutions Training Monitor
- Net upvotes: 1


## Comments
### Comment 1

I just summarised the typical benefits/basis for an ROI calculation below: 

Quantified benefits
- Field representatives save xx minutes a day on administrative tasks
- Digital document creation, distribution, and housing reduce print spend by xx% annually
- Marketing teams become xx% more productive with time spent on content creation

Unquantified benefits. 
- Longer, more impactful meetings with prospective customers
- Targeted route planning around a prioritised customer list 
- Competitive advantage and higher confidence for sales reps
- Improvements to addressable market and expanded geographical reach
- Demonstrated corporate responsibility from reduced environmental footprint 
- Reduced compliance risk

If you need further guidance or support by calculating a business case kindly let us know and we will be happy to support within the Pitcher sales team.

##### Comment Metadata
- Posted at: over 4 years ago




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