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How many hours is your team losing to ticket-ops?

Every access request, every manual gate, every wait for someone to click approve. It adds up to real engineering time. Put your own numbers in below and see a rough estimate of the hours and cost you could recover by moving that work to self-service and governed automation. The maths is simple and runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Your numbers

Adjust the fields to match your team. The result updates as you type.

devs

People who file tickets or wait on manual gates to ship.

hrs / wk

Time spent on ticket-ops, access requests, and manual approval gates.

/ hr

Salary plus overheads, divided by working hours. A rough figure is fine.

Estimated recovery

What you could win back

Hours per week
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Hours per year
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Estimated annual cost recovered
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Based on the loaded hourly cost you entered, across 48 working weeks.

This is a rough estimate to help you frame the conversation, not a guarantee. Real savings depend on your workflows, how much you move to self-service, and how your team adopts it.

Where the hours come from

Less waiting in queues, more shipping.

The estimate above is only useful if the hours are real. Here is where the time actually moves: work that used to need a ticket and a wait becomes self-service, and the gates that protect you run without parking a change on someone's desk.

  • Self-service over tickets

    Golden paths let developers create and ship services from a catalogue, so the work that used to wait in a queue happens in minutes.

  • Gates that run themselves

    Policy checks and security scans run in the pipeline and pass or block on their own. Reviewers step in for the exceptions, not every change.

  • Approvals with a record

    When a human does need to sign off, the request, the decision, and the context sit in one inbox with an audit trail, not scattered across chat threads.

How the number is worked out

Weekly hours are your team size multiplied by the hours each developer loses per week. Annual hours use 48 working weeks (allowing for leave and holidays). Annual cost is those hours multiplied by the loaded hourly cost you entered. We deliberately keep it transparent so you can sanity-check it. Swap in a conservative figure and see whether the case still holds.

Want a number for your actual setup?

Tell us how your team ships today and we will walk through where the hours are, what self-service would change, and how a governed rollout looks for you. You can request a demo and connect your own tools whenever you are ready.