What a quarter looks like once agents absorb the work.
This is the hard-savings layer of a Compression Audit, the cost you cut now, modeled for a made-up company we call Acme Inc. Two levers: roles held open after people leave, and software you stop paying for. Every result here is shown as a multiple of one CMPRSSN engagement. We never show our fee. Move the sliders, the return recomputes live. Below it, a second example puts the revenue layer in dollars.
Locks to the top as you scroll. Switch horizon anywhere on the page to recast every band, total, and lever readout.
Return on the engagement, recomputed live
What the engagement returns, over time
When the reporting runs itself, the team finally moves revenue.
Acme's performance-marketing pod spends most of the week pulling and reconciling channel data by hand. The work that actually grows revenue, catching fatigued ads, cutting over-target campaigns, reallocating budget to winners, testing more creative, barely happens. Put the reporting on rails and that judgment work gets done. Same budget, lower blended CAC, more customers. This one is in dollars.
Net new revenue, recomputed live
The audit replaces every slider with a measured baseline.
Acme Inc. is a sketch. Four weeks into a Compression Audit, this same map is built from your roles, your software contracts, and your finance team's numbers, with an offer structure that puts us at risk against the result.