CoE Manager v.29 release
- Updated: 2024/04/04
CoE Manager v.29 release
Review what's new in CoE Manager for the v.29 release.
What's new
Accelerate your automation success
with CoE Manager Plus Get advanced capabilities, customizations, and integrations to optimize your automation program performance with CoE Manager Plus. You can track transaction-level ROI metrics and capture key insights regardless of the platform you use. CoE Manager Plus provides you a holistic view of your ROI across a more complex automation landscape. |
Expand
organization hierarchy for focused ROI tracking You can expand the existing business units in CoE Manager to create multiple sub-level units (geographies, business units, departments, and teams) and link opportunities to these sub-level units. For example, consider the business unit Finance. You can build sub-level units of Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable under Finance. You can further build sub-levels such as Invoicing, Credit and Collections, Debt Management, and Cash Application under Accounts Receivable. This hierarchy capability provides a clear understanding of how many opportunities were submitted from different areas of the organization, how many were automated, and measures the ROI generated from each area. At every level, the ROI is rolled up from sub-levels to provide a comprehensive view of how each department or business unit is performing. |
Standardize
activity types with predefined activities template Based on their organizational standards, an
administrator can define additional activity types to add to the
following predefined activity types:
To maintain consistency across all opportunities, users can select activities from these predefined templates to build automation projects. Using predefined templates drives standardization and provides better visibility and reporting capabilities. |
Calculate ROI based on individual transactions In addition to execution count-based tracking, CoE Manager now facilitates volume or transaction count-based value tracking. You can calculate the return on investment (ROI) based on the number of transactions a bot performs for any given day, week, month, or quarter. Transaction-based ROI provides a more granular level of tracking that you can use to assess cost savings and improvement changes affected by processing multiple transactions. |