Build a monthly task estimate from a fictional shop market. Cross-check it through technicians, then explain which assumption you would investigate first.
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Fictional market-sizing exercise. Estimate monthly submitted requests, with one request per repair job requiring a quote. All inputs are assumptions. Eligibility refers to the supported workflow; submission is conditional on eligibility.
| Active shops | 24000 |
|---|---|
| Quote requests per shop per working day | 8 |
| Working days per month | 22 |
| Eligible request share, percent | 50 |
| Submitted share of eligible requests, percent | 25 |
| Lower submitted share, percent | 10 |
| Upper submitted share, percent | 40 |
| Technicians in cross-check | 96000 |
| Requests per technician per working day | 2 |
| Review minutes per submitted request | 4 |
Your task. Estimate base monthly demand and a submission scenario range. Cross-check through technicians, identify possible double counting and choose the first assumption to investigate. Calculate required review-hours.
Build a monthly task estimate from a fictional shop market. Cross-check it through technicians, then explain which assumption you would investigate first.
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