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What could Korin do for one of your sales people?

Korin builds quotes from inbound emails and documents, and answers questions across your quotes and bookings on demand. Enter your numbers below to see what that means in real dollars, real capacity, and real speed.

Your inputs

Start with one sales person. Everything below recalculates as you type.

$
Annual base salary
8 hrs

21 days
65%
Accounts for meetings, breaks, and switching between tasks. The rest of the day isn’t “lazy” — it’s just not heads-down building.
$

40%

Your typical week’s work mix

Roughly how many of each request type does this person handle in a normal week? A weekly view matters — the big full-schedule builds only happen now and then, but they carry the most time, and a daily view would miss them. Times shown are the human hands-on estimate; Korin drafts each in minutes and your person reviews and sends.

Request type
Per week
Hours each
Minutes each
Standard quote from emailStraightforward point-to-point trip
Complex movementMulti-leg / multi-vehicle, more data to digest
Full-schedule builde.g. a sports team’s season of movements
Why a week, not a day? The big full-schedule builds only land every so often, but they quietly eat the most time — and because they’re rare, they’re the hours operators most often forget to count. A weekly view keeps that occasional heavy build in the picture, which is where the real time savings tend to hide.

1Direct cost per task

The simplest comparison: what a single task costs in staff time today versus what it costs when Korin builds it.

Request type Cost with your team Cost with Korin You save

2The capacity ceiling

There’s a hard limit to how much work one person can physically get through in a day — no matter how good they are. That ceiling is a math problem, not an effort problem.

One person’s daily ceiling
—
tasks/day at your work mix
Same person + Korin
—
tasks/day, review & send
Capacity unlocked
—
more work, same headcount

3Hours freed for higher-value work

When Korin absorbs the building, those hours don’t vanish — they become time for follow-up, outbound, and closing. The work that actually moves revenue.

Hours freed / week
—
per sales person
Hours freed / month
—
per sales person
Annualized
—
selling hours / year

4Peak days & turn time

Demand doesn’t arrive evenly. A busy Wednesday can drop more requests than a person can clear in a day — and the backlog quietly costs you deals, because buyers expect an answer now.

17
A peak-day surge of
—
requests in one day
Human-only: cleared in
—
of drifting turn time
With Korin: cleared
Same day
turn time stays flat

The bottom line for one sales person

Direct savings, selling time given back, and the capacity to grow — per sales person.

Direct task-cost savings
—
time no longer spent building
Selling time given back
—
hrs/week to chase & close business
Capacity created
—
extra tasks handled / year
Runway before your next hire
—
growth absorbed per person
The real story isn’t cutting staff. It’s that the same team you have today can handle far more, respond far faster, and spend their hours on the work that actually closes business — without you making your next hire a day sooner than you have to.

Estimates are directional and based on the inputs you provide plus typical industry response-time research; they are illustrative, not a guarantee of results. Korin drafts quotes and answers for your team to review and send — a person stays in the loop on every customer-facing action. Speed-to-response impact draws on widely cited lead-response studies (Harvard Business Review / MIT Lead Response Management) showing that the first responder wins a large share of competitively shopped deals and that conversion odds drop sharply within the first hour.

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