We have seen a return on investment. 

I would say try to accumulate the percentage I never thought about it, but I would say if we compare it to manual testing the return would be seventy percent.

The return on investment for an organization is that the more people use it, the cost per capita reduces. If we buy these two for one person it's a very, very expensive solution. However, if we buy this product for 10 people, then now the return on investment is higher because we have more test automation, more testing, more analysis, more defects are found on different products, et cetera. You should never buy this product or any product only for a select group. It needs to be used by more people in order to benefit from a return on investment.

It works as a solution to serve a certain clientele that we cannot serve with other products.

You could cut the technical part of the test automation processes by about 50%.