CFO Dashboard
Modeled cost of AI rework and unused seats, the value governance could recover, and what that's worth against the cost of running it
Illustrative scenario — fictional organization, not customer or benchmark data.
All five executive dashboards use the same made-up company so the figures can be compared with each other. None of them is measured from your organization, from PromptFluent customers or from an industry dataset. To work from your own numbers, use the assessment tools.
Modeled Monthly Cost by Category
Current vs. with governance, using the scenario's stated reduction assumptions
Time categories value 1,623 AI users' minutes at a $60/hour loaded cost, using the Prompt Debt Calculator's formulas. Unused seats are cash.
Six-Month Trend
Modeled monthly time cost as the number of AI users grew
Seat Utilization
Active seats as a share of seats paid for, by tool category
- Chat assistant85%765 of 900 seats active · $4,050/month on unused seats
- Code assistant62%279 of 450 seats active · $6,669/month on unused seats
- Writing assistant48%96 of 200 seats active · $5,096/month on unused seats
- Image generator35%28 of 80 seats active · $1,560/month on unused seats
ROI Analysis & Payback
The scenario's program cost against the value it assumes governance recovers
How to read this
ROI = (annual value − first-year program cost) ÷ first-year program cost. The value side assumes governance removes 25% of iteration waste, 20% of editing, 40% of search time, 35% of duplicated prompt work and 70% of unused-seat spend. Those are scenario assumptions, not measured results.
Recovered time is capacity, not cash. It only lowers spend if the hours are redeployed or hiring plans change — which is why the cash-only return is shown separately.
CFO Recommendations
What the scenario points to, with the value each line assumes