Estimate the time you could save on work instructions.
Compare the time you spend drafting instructions today with the time needed to review and edit a video-generated draft. Adjust the inputs to match your team.
Inputs
- Volume
- Docs per month
- Baseline
- Manual hours
- Review
- Human edit time
- Output
- Recovered time
Use your own documentation load.
This is a directional planning tool. It estimates recovered drafting time, not a public price quote. Validate the result with one real process video.
Recovered drafting time.
Adjust the inputs to estimate recovered drafting time.
Check the estimate against a real task.
Upload a process video to Capture and measure the time you spend reviewing and editing the result. Compare that with your usual drafting time before using the estimate for planning.
| Input | What it means | How to validate it |
|---|---|---|
| Documents per month | Work instructions, work instructions, SOP updates, or training instructions your team authors. | Use your last 30 to 90 days of documentation demand. |
| Manual hours | Time spent writing, screenshotting, formatting, and structuring the first usable draft. | Ask the person who actually writes the document. |
| Review/edit hours | Time still needed for human correction, template fit, technical review, and approval. | Measure it during a pilot. Do not assume zero review. |
| Labor rate | Loaded hourly value for the people doing the drafting and review work. | Use your internal planning rate. |
Run the estimate, then test one process.
The calculator frames the opportunity. A pilot proves whether the generated instruction saves time on the work your team actually documents.
