Tracking Usage & Measuring Success

@Data_Devon I've found it most useful to focus specific use cases.

For example, we rely heavily on Domo for systematically identifying exceptions that need correcting based on a set of criteria according to data from our other systems. In that case we can measure benefits by measuring the time to resolve exceptions before and after implementing alerts in Domo.

Similarly, you can consider any manual reports that Domo has made obsolete. If you estimate the amount of time it took to compile the report before Domo and multiply by the frequency it was run, that translates into man hour savings.