Retool × Treasure Financial
Retool x Treasure Financial, $1M saved by cutting engineering interruptions
$1M saved in engineering time within one year
Overwhelmed by interruptions to focused on product roadmap
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Why it works
The case study leads with a concrete dollar figure tied directly to reclaimed engineering capacity, which grounds the efficiency claim in business terms a CTO audience immediately respects. The before-state is quantified precisely (75% of engineering time lost to ad hoc requests), making the after-state (below 8%) land with force. The rules engine hackathon anecdote adds a credible texture that shows speed of build without straining the main efficiency narrative.
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Quantify the before-state with the same metric you use to show the after-state. The 75% to 8% interruption rate comparison does more persuasive work than the dollar figure alone because it shows magnitude of change in the customer's own operational terms.
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