What a useful robot decision report contains.
This is the standard structure—not a disguised sales deck. The paid report replaces the examples with your workflow, assumptions, vendors, risks, and decision.
Choose a report tier →Executive decision
The recommended buy, pilot, wait, or stop decision—with the three reasons that matter most.
Workflow and requirements
Volumes, environment, constraints, success criteria, exclusions, and missing information.
Market and vendor shortlist
Relevant solution types and vendors, with fit, maturity, support, and commercial caveats.
ROI scenarios
Low, base, and high cases with every labor, utilization, cost, and uptime assumption shown.
Risk register
Technical, operational, safety, support, integration, and procurement risks with mitigation steps.
Pilot plan
Scope, owner, timeline, acceptance criteria, data to capture, and explicit stop conditions.
Supplier question pack
Questions designed to expose exclusions, hidden costs, service gaps, and weak claims.
Next action
A short, sequenced checklist for the next two weeks and the decision gate that follows.
How we handle uncertainty
Assumptions are visible—not buried.
Every ROI range names its inputs and confidence. Unknown pricing stays unknown. Vendor claims are labeled as vendor claims. If the available evidence cannot support a responsible recommendation, the report says what must be tested before money is committed.