Business process outsourcer
Hypothetical scenario. The company does not exist, and every figure below is an input chosen to demonstrate the model, not a measurement of any real firm.
Indicative annual agent contribution$32.36M
This is the sector where the model bites hardest. An outsourcer sells hours of process work, and agents now produce that work at machine speed. Nearly half the revenue is attributable, and the headcount it once required is the headcount that leaves. The contribution here is the clearest case for a transition fund paid by the margin that replaced the payroll.
Scenario inputs
Annual revenue$720M
Share attributable to autonomous work42%
Agent-attributable revenue$302.4M
Agent contribution rate10.7%
Employees8,500