ROI model
Your book, your assumptions, open arithmetic
Slide the inputs to your numbers. The assumptions are labelled illustrative for a reason: argue with them, set them to what you would believe, and see whether the case still stands. Nothing is gated behind a form.
cost to collect ₹120 → ₹66 per account · slide to your numbers below
The model
Slide, then argue
Four facts about your book, three assumptions we label as such, and the arithmetic in the open. The outcome updates as you move anything.
Your book today
Active DPD accounts in a typical month
Across the delinquent book
Accounts cured per month, as a share of the book
People, telecom and tools, divided by accounts worked
Assumptions · illustrative, argue with them
Most manual floors reach only part of the book. attpro contacts all of it.
Illustrative. From full coverage, right-time contact and consistent follow-through. Set it to what you would believe.
Early buckets on voice AI and messaging
Indicative outcome, per month
- Additional accounts cured
- 1,800
- Additional recovery
- ₹3.24 Cr
- Cost to collect, per account
- ₹66from ₹120
- Indicative monthly cost saving
- ₹54 L
The arithmetic, in the open
extra cured = book × rate × uplift
extra recovery = extra cured × avg outstanding
new cost = human share × cost
+ auto share × 25% × costNothing here is a promise. It is your numbers, your assumptions, and visible arithmetic. Bring one cohort to a demo and replace the assumptions with a measurement.
Replace the assumptions with a measurement.
One cohort, run end to end against its own history, settles what a slider never can. That is what a pilot is for.