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Delayed Quoting Leads to Lost Sales
AUD 50,000-200,000 per lost major deal (2-5% annual revenue churn from quoting delays)Custom robot quoting involves free consultations, design iterations, and tailored engineering, causing delays that result in lost sales opportunities in competitive markets.
Unbilled Service Contract Extensions
5-10% discounts on parts/labour not offset by full billing; AUD 5,000-15,000 lost per robot annually from missed renewalsService contract administration relies on manual processes, leading to lost revenue from unbilled services like annual maintenance and upgrades in robotics.
Order Fulfillment Delays and Lost Sales
Estimated 2-5% of spare parts order volume lost due to missed deadlines = AUD $40,000-100,000 for AUD $2M annual spare parts revenue. Actual carrier: lost contribution margin (30-50% margin on spare parts) = AUD $12,000-50,000 annual revenue churn.Search result [1] states manual processes involved 'picking from shelves with trolleys' and 'RF devices directing pickers up and down aisles.' Modern AutoStore retrieves parts within '5-10 minutes' [1]. Kardex batch-picking handles 'up to 2,000 order lines daily' [2] vs. manual systems that slow during peak demand. Critical parts like seals must be 'delivered quickly' to avoid customer dissatisfaction [1].
Manual Design Iteration Overruns
AUD 20-50 hours per quote at AUD 150/hour engineer rate (AUD 3,000-7,500 per project)Processes include initial consultation, project study, solution development, and onsite implementation with heavy manual input, driving up labor costs.