Estimating indirect benefits requires assumptions about the impact of a specific HRIS functionality without any direct impact of the functionality.

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Estimating indirect benefits involves predicting the impact of a specific HRIS functionality on other aspects of the organization, such as productivity or employee satisfaction. This requires making assumptions about the causality between the HRIS functionality and the indirect benefit, without any direct impact of the functionality on that benefit. Therefore, the statement is true.

Estimating Indirect Benefits Requires Assumptions About the Impact of a Specific