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That's a fair point. Just to make sure I understand, when you say fuzz - do you mean round up or down so it's a nice whole number?
by cluo21 2y ago
That's a fair point. Just to make sure I understand, when you say fuzz - do you mean round up or down so it's a nice whole number?
- esafak 2y agoI would show an interval that's within 5% or whatever, but use the same intervals for all accounts otherwise people will be able to deduce the original number by calculating the midpoint :)
- cluo21 2y ago:thumbs-up:
- bigiain 2y agoI'd round it to probably just 2 significant digits. I don't care if it's $91,132 or $90,725 or $91,412 - all of those are effectively the same as $91k (unless I'm the vendor trying to work out who's leaking my pricing). What I'm looking for as a potential new customer is to see if it's going toi cost me ~200k or ~90k or ~10k or ~3k.
- cluo21 2y agoThanks for this suggestion! We have implemented this change
- red-iron-pine 2y agoto the nearest thousand or hundred. 731 seats @ $77492.32 could be ~700-750 seats at ~$75k-$80k and that's still a useful guide for me. A lot of estimations are done with "t-shirt sizes", and just knowing a rough range with a rough margin of error makes things so much easier. I'll let my procurement team fight for the $3k or 31 user difference, and do the back and forth with quotes, but I can run w/ those broad numbers right now