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You run a sq ft warehouse with pickers, % inventory accuracy, and $/hr average labor. By this model, that setup loses about $201,930 a year in errors, rework, and slow picking.
Under these assumptions, Nautilus could recover about $144,236 of that in year one.
Four lines of savings.
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The assumptions.
Illustrative assumptions, not measured Nautilus results. Treat the output as a rough estimate, and book a call if you want to walk through the model with your real numbers.
- Picker hours on picking
- 600 hours per picker per year (≈30% of paid hours)
- Route optimization
- 20% reduction in pick travel time vs. manual route planning
- Error cost
- 6% of order value (rework, returns, expedited reships)
- Error reduction
- 70% fewer errors than current accuracy rate
- Baseline shrinkage
- $1.50 per sq ft per year of recoverable shrinkage
- Order density
- 2 orders per sq ft per year, $180 average order value
- Cycle count efficiency
- 40 hours per picker per year recovered through continuous counting
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