We have got good ROI by implementing Blue Prism in our organization. By implementing over a hundred processes, we have saved around half a million dollars per year. 

We have to do our business case before we wrote out RPA projects. Based on our tracking, the business benefits for the last three years have been on track. Most of our projects get returns within one year based on the human capacity that we are saving, and we have seen and are on track for the business benefit.

We have seen a return on investment with Blue Prism.

When the DOC team shares our stats with the operations department, we quantify the potential cost savings of using a particular automation solution. Generally, we speak in terms of the number of full-time employees used for a particular process. So, if there are 10 people working to complete a particular task, how many people do we need after implementing Blue Prism? If the remaining work is being completed by seven people after the implementation of RPA, then we have saved 30% using Blue Prism.

The ROI is a combination of soft and hard benefits. This is our 5th year using the product and we are easily getting close to 65% ROI.

The use cases I outlined are the areas where we are seeing ROI: Quality, compliance, error-avoidance, opportunity cost, and time-saving.

Based on the project, the solutions have a return on investment or breaking point at roughly 18 months. I rate the overall ROI a six out of ten. It is just a little bit above the breaking point but it is worth it. It does not have much benefit in the long term because our businesses are changing, and the time to use the robot was short.

We have definitely seen an ROI.

I would rate the product's ROI an eight out of ten. 

Over a one-year period, customers should receive a return on investment using Blue Prism.

The solution generates a high return on investment.

We definitely save money by using RPA.

reduction of Operations effort

My clients report that there is a little bit of a challenge regarding the cost-benefit ratio. My clients tend to feel that the overall implementation cost is a little high.