Bizagi provided us with an ROI. We operated for a bank with 200 staff working on 100,000 cases and resolved them within a year or two. They were paying us, of course, so we saw a return on our investment.

It's saving us money because we're using the free version. But I think my employers are somewhat impressed and we might take it a step further. The free version has raised their eyebrows and they might look into it further: "If we are doing this in Bizagi, let's go for the enterprise version and see what it can give us."

It shortens the time spent between ideas and the final deliverable, i.e., the final blueprint or visual results for your presentation. 

The learning curve is short. It makes your timeframe for launching a product or service better, giving you the chance to win when compared to your competitors. When you save time, you are saving on technical and human resources.

In the case of most processes that we automate or migrate to Bizagi, the return on investment has to be analyzed first. Before we automate a process, we have to specify that the return on investment is huge and that we can do it. With one of the processes, we saved a lot of paper. In one month, we could pay for the automation.

We have seen good returns with the product's use. 

• On the sale of licenses: 20%
• On consulting services generated from product use: 100%

It is around 20%.