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Better recognition. Better engagement. Better together.

 

Recognition for Software & Services

Recognition that’s as agile as your team

Recognize your teams for solving problems, managing accounts, or delivering white-glove service.

Why Awardco?

Recognition features for software and services

 
Recognize Separate Teams
 
Appreciation Automation
 
Incentivize performance
 
Mobile-first features
 
Analyze ROI metrics
 
Simplify taxes

Equitable Recognition Features

Offline and deskless recognition

Distribute AwardCodes, complete with reward points, at any time and place to recognize employees for great work on the spot.

ROI of Recognition

Recognition that powers productivity

Recognition fuels engagement, reduces burnout, and helps your teams deliver better results with less turnover.

Retention
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63
%
more likely to stay
63
%
more likely to stay

Retain top industry talent

Showing your people you appreciate them is one of the easiest and most effective ways to mitigate costly attrition and boost retention.

Retention
Performance
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70
%
boost in motivation
70
%
boost in motivation

Boost performance by showing you care

70% of business service professionals say recognition improves their motivation and performance, and employees who feel valued are 4X more engaged.

Performance
Engagement
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23
%
higher profitability
23
%
higher profitability

Improve quality of work and business outcomes

Employees who feel appreciated are good for your bottom line. Higher levels of engagement lead to 23% higher profitability and 18% higher productivity.

Engagement

Recognition for the Frontlines

External Recognition

Allow customers, partners, or any third-party to recognize employee efforts and service from the outside-in.

Success Stories

Turn appreciation into ROI

Kodiak
There's plenty of research that shows the compounding impact of how when other people can see recognition, it creates that snowball effect. And so it just makes people work better together. They feel more as part of the team.
Zach Makoutz
Sr. Manager, Category Sales Product
Colonial Pipeline
What we found most that sold us on Awardco over everyone else, not only was the platform very easy to use, but that partnership with Amazon is phenomenal.
Imran Merchant
Total Rewards Manager
Dubai Airports
The High Flyer program has transformed recognition from a reactive gesture into a proactive part of my leadership approach. Recognition is now structured, inclusive, and aligned with our organizational values.
Mariam Al Shemsi
Head - Learning Design & Program Development, Dubai Airports
Utah Jazz
Dans le temps, on recevait un gros carnet de billets en papier qu'on devait détacher. Maintenant, tout est automatisé et c'est simple. C'est arrivé directement chez moi, et c'était tout simplement de première classe.
Dave Long
Membre abonné
PMG
I try to express appreciation vocally and in Slack, but the visibility that comes from an official kudos [Awardco] post really takes it to the next level. It ensures that great work doesn't go unnoticed, and I’m making it a point to use the shoutout feature even more across my teams.
Colby Green
Paid Social Senior Associate
PMG
Companies that invest in recognition are seen as people-centric. When people feel appreciated for their contributions and are truly engaged, they’re more innovative, more creative, and more willing to think beyond the status quo. This elevates work, fuels stronger business outcomes and can foster deeper customer relationships.
Monica Gunderson
Talent Management Lead
Alera Group
Colleagues have to choose a value from The Collaborative Way when they recognize, making our recognition feed daily proof of why our values are so important. It’s such a powerfully positive place. Leaders are really taking notice—they want to see their teams at the top of the adoption leaderboard because they know the impact our values have on employee performance and retention.
Pam Johnson
VP of HR
Southern Oregon Head Start
If we retain a teacher, that’s 20 students we get to serve. Going from 45% turnover to 8% means we’ve kept 85–90 more staff. That’s an incredible impact on both our children and our budget.
Amber Lease
Human Resource Director
 
 

Integrations & Security

Seamless integrations, secure protection

Include Awardco in your existing processes and feel confident your data is secure.

Integrations

Launch and scale recognition without additional admin headaches.

Security

With SOC 2 Type II compliance and airtight data security protocols, enjoy the peace of mind you expect.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

 How will we prove Awardco improves engagement, retention, or other business outcomes?

 

Awardco can help organizations establish a baseline, track program adoption, and monitor recognition activity alongside broader workforce metrics.

Depending on the organization’s goals, teams may evaluate measures such as engagement or eNPS results, recognition participation, login activity, points utilization, voluntary turnover, absenteeism, productivity, or administrative effort.

Awardco reporting can support the measurement process, but each organization should use its own baseline and business context to determine impact. Recognition activity alone does not guarantee a specific retention or engagement outcome.

What results can a Software or Services company like ours realistically expect?
 

Results depend on the organization’s starting point, workforce, program design, manager participation, communications, and business objectives.

Software and Services organizations may use Awardco to support stronger employee engagement, more consistent recognition, improved manager participation, cultural alignment across teams, and a more efficient administration process.

The most useful evaluation compares Awardco’s potential impact with the organization’s current recognition activity, employee feedback, workforce metrics, and administrative workload. Relevant customer stories can provide examples, but no single benchmark applies to every organization.

See what recognition can accomplish: Explore Customer Stories →

How will Awardco engage remote, distributed, and global employees?
 

Awardco is designed to help organizations recognize employees who work remotely, across offices, in different countries, or at client and customer sites.

Depending on the organization’s configuration, employees can access recognition and rewards through mobile experiences, supported login methods, collaboration tools, email, and other communication channels. Programs and reward options can also be adapted for different countries, currencies, employee groups, and local requirements.

Adoption still depends on a thoughtful rollout, relevant programs, manager participation, and consistent communication across the workforce.

How do we get managers to participate consistently?
 

Awardco can help organizations make recognition easier for managers through simple workflows, configurable budgets, reminders, automated programs, and reporting on participation.

Leaders can use reporting to identify teams or managers with lower participation and target communications, training, or follow-up where needed. Organizations can also support recognition without requiring a monetary award for every interaction, depending on their program design.

Sustained manager participation depends on leadership expectations, enablement, workflow simplicity, and reinforcement over time.

Can we consolidate recognition, engagement, surveys, and other tools?
 

Awardco can bring recognition, rewards, engagement experiences, reporting, and related workflows together in one platform, depending on the products and programs an organization enables.

This may help reduce the number of disconnected employee experiences and simplify administration. Organizations can evaluate whether Awardco should replace, integrate with, or complement existing tools such as survey, engagement, collaboration, HRIS, or payroll systems.

The right consolidation strategy depends on the capabilities the organization already owns, the workflows it wants to preserve, and the level of integration required.

Recognition that pays for itself

Spread a culture of genuine appreciation to everyone and watch as turnover and disengagement shrink.

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