LensReading which lens this session carries.
Cost per outcome/Hire to productive

Cost at the unit · one hire, priced line by line

Hire to productive

What a new joiner experiences as arriving.

$32.29
fully loaded, one hire

What one of these is made of

The five components across 190 chains, divided down to one.

People$14.44
44.7% of the hire · $2,743 across 113 lines
Overhead$8.07
25.0% of the hire · $1,533 across 226 lines
License$5.54
17.1% of the hire · $1,052 across 190 lines
Infrastructure$3.53
10.9% of the hire · $671 across 380 lines
Inference$0.71
2.2% of the hire · $136 across 368 lines

The evidence behind these dollars

Every line on this service declares the tier of the rate that priced it.

Metered$256
4.2% of the money on 44% of the lines — a system counted it and a price exists.
Apportioned$1,603
26.1% of the money on 30% of the lines — a real invoice divided by a chosen driver.
Estimated$4,276
69.7% of the money on 27% of the lines — neither quantity nor price is observed.

Loaded rates, license costs and overhead bases are the customer’s figures, and no customer figure has been supplied.

Every rate that touched this service

The quantity consumed, the rate applied and the tier that rate sits in.

Shared-service loaded hour
$44.00 per human hour · Marta Oyelaran
Estimated
$2,743
44.7% of the service
62 units
Supervision and management
$0.30 per human minute · Marta Oyelaran
Estimated
$1,122
18.3% of the service
3,740 units
Core platform seat
$2.10 per stage · Declan Whitmore
Apportioned
$1,052
17.1% of the service
501 units
Orchestration runtime
$1.10 per stage · Priya Raghunathan
Apportioned
$551
9.0% of the service
501 units
Facilities and corporate services
$0.11 per human minute · Marta Oyelaran
Estimated
$411
6.7% of the service
3,740 units
Document storage and egress
$0.24 per stage · Priya Raghunathan
Metered
$120
2.0% of the service
501 units
Transactional reasoning call
$0.42 per stage · Priya Raghunathan
Metered
$80
1.3% of the service
190 units
Extraction and classification call
$0.18 per stage · Priya Raghunathan
Metered
$56
0.9% of the service
311 units

The exception path against the clean one

The same rate card applied to both, so the difference is the work rather than the pricing.

Clean
$26.57
148 chains raised no exception
With an exception
$52.45
42 chains raised at least one

An exception here costs 1.97× a clean hire, and loading the rates does not move that ratio — the direct rates the exception register uses give the same multiple to two decimal places, because the loading falls on both sides of the comparison. Both populations clear twenty chains, so the multiple is a measurement.

The dominant code is H2R-CTR, on 12 of the 42 sampled chains that raised anything at all.

Most common exception on this service: H2R-CTR, raised on 12 of the 42 chains that carried one.

A clean chain and an exception chain of the same service are priced with the same rate card, so the multiple between them is a difference in the work, not in the pricing.

The ten most expensive chains in the week

Sorted by fully loaded cost.

OI-HTP-0072
Beatriz Salgado
10 touches
$133.25
OI-HTP-0015
Adaeze Nwachukwu
7 touches
$99.14
OI-HTP-0077
Ruth Okonkwo
7 touches
$95.52
OI-HTP-0171
Chidi Obi
7 touches
$95.52
OI-HTP-0009
Adaeze Nwachukwu
6 touches
$86.56
OI-HTP-0089
Tobias Reinhardt
6 touches
$86.56
OI-HTP-0101
Marta Wieczorek
6 touches
$86.56
OI-HTP-0070
Rafael Duarte
6 touches
$86.56
OI-HTP-0035
Noor Hakim
6 touches
$86.56
OI-HTP-0111
Colm Brennan
6 touches
$82.94
Open the assembled chains for this service

Inference attributed to this service

Its share of the estate’s weekly inference bill, worked out from the stages it actually ran.

Charged at the model class the stage actually needs rather than one blended rate, so a chain that reads a specification in full costs more than one that files a receipt.