Order-to-Cash (O2C) Automation — Azuvio ROI Calculator

How long is your O2C cycle and what does each extra day cost? DSO, invoice processing and disputes.

Azuvio modules included in this scenario

Sales Orders
OMS
Facturare
Plăți/Încasări
Extrase Bancare
EDI

How the calculator works

Enter your company's operational parameters (volume, team size, current costs) and instantly see how much manual processes cost you and how much you save with Azuvio. Results include 1, 3, and 5-year ROI, payback period, and EBITDA impact.

Choose your company profile: Select the matching profile (small, medium, large or enterprise) or adjust each parameter manually.
Enter your operational data: Fill in your operation volume, team size and current costs for your scenario.
Review the results: Instantly see estimated savings, 1, 3 and 5-year ROI, payback period and EBITDA impact.
Validate with the Azuvio team: Request a personalized demo to confirm the numbers against real industry benchmarks.

All calculations use real industry benchmarks and can be validated with the Azuvio team in a personalized demo.

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Order-to-Cash — FAQ

How we measure and shorten the cycle from order to cash.

What is included in the Order-to-Cash cycle?

Every step between receiving an order (phone, email, EDI, B2B portal, field sales) and the cash hitting your bank: validation, stock allocation, picking, delivery, invoicing, collection, AR recovery.

Why does it matter so much?

Every extra day of O2C means cash locked in receivables. For a 10M €/year company, shortening the cycle by 5 days frees ~137k € of operating cash.

How does Azuvio shorten the cycle?

Automates order validation (stock, credit, price), removes ERP re-keying, generates invoices on delivery confirmation and sends segmented dunning reminders.

Does it work if I already have an ERP?

Yes. Azuvio integrates with your existing ERP (WinMentor, Charisma, SAP, SeniorERP, etc.) and only automates the weak layers — without duplicating what the ERP already does well.