Employee Recognition Reporting & Analytics

Automated insights to maximize impact

Real-time reporting built for HR leaders. Track budgets, set benchmarks, and stay on top of every program.

Centralized Data

Visualize your return on recognition

Actionable Insights

All the info you need, directly at your fingertips

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Digestible Data

Clear insights without the data overload. See recognition trends, program performance, and employee engagement metrics in one simple view—because data should work for you, not against.

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Real-Time Reporting

Track rewards and recognition platform usage, engagement, and program performance in real time. Clear, immediate insights support faster decisions and stronger outcomes.

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Budget Management

Monitor budgets, control spending, and manage allocation across teams with precision. Keep programs on track with tools built for clarity, collaboration, and control.

Tax & Budget Controls

Take the guesswork out of budget management

Easily stay on top of your recognition budget with full transparency into every dollar spent. From high-level overviews to detailed breakdowns, you’ve got everything you need to manage spending and stay tax compliant.

INTEGRATIONS

Cross-functional collaboration

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Americare Senior Living
Recognition fits into our strategies for turnover and helping us retain good caregivers… because everyone wants to know how they're performing. They want to know if they're doing a good job. And sometimes we forget to stop and say thank you. Recognition helps us do that easily and consistently.
Mary Eaves
Senior VP of Operations (Assisted Living Division)
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Amur Equipment Finance
We recently pulled an in-platform report to check on usage, and then we reached out to people individually to improve adoption—especially managers. Since then, engagement has been significantly higher, and our culture of recognition is growing—even our executives are recognizing.
Hannah Fagan
Human Resource Leader
Utah Valley University
Awardco has democratized employee recognition and made it so that anyone in the company that sees you doing great work can recognize and reward you for that.
Luke Dean
CFP Program Director
Crumbl
The product that we're putting out is a lot of fun, but it is not easy to do what we do every single week. People are working really, really hard, and if they feel like just another cog in the machine, that can get disheartening really quickly. Taking that extra time to show appreciation for above-and-beyond effort is really important and reinforces good relationships.
Alejandra Caceres
Senior Vice President of Marketing
TaylorMade
When you have employees working hard from home juggling family responsibilities, and yet still being physically separate from their team, a simple birthday message and gift they get to pick out creates a meaningful touchpoint, and allows them to take a moment for themselves.
Rosie Scannell
Global HR
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Lockton
A quiet employee might never self-promote, but Awardco gives us the visibility to see their impact. We’ve literally had leaders say, ‘I had no idea!’ when reviewing this data.
Melissa York
SVP, Head of People & Culture
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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
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McCormick & Company
The exciting part isn’t just that people love being recognized—it’s how eager they are to recognize their peers. That enthusiasm speaks to our culture. There’s a real appetite for recognition because it matters, because they care, and because they want others to feel appreciated.
Sierra Capone
Director, Wellbeing & Employee Experience
 
 

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can HR admins see adoption and utilization by manager, team, department, location, program, or employee?
 

Yes. Awardco reporting can help HR teams analyze adoption and utilization across the organizational dimensions available in their employee data.

Depending on the organization’s configuration, admins can review metrics such as login activity, recognition participation, points awarded, points redeemed, program usage, and budget utilization. Reports can typically be filtered by fields such as manager, department, location, employee group, program, and other metadata.

This helps HR teams identify underused programs, compare participation across groups, and understand where additional communication or enablement may be needed.

Can reports be filtered by HRIS data and customized to include only the columns you need?
 

Yes. Awardco reports can use available employee and organizational metadata to narrow the population being analyzed.

Admins can often filter by fields such as department, location, manager, employee group, program, entity, and cost center. They can also select the columns they want included in an export so that the resulting CSV or other file contains the information needed for HR, finance, payroll, or program analysis.

Available filters and fields depend on the data configured for the organization.

Can admins save, schedule, export, and share recurring reports?
 

Yes. Admins can build a report, apply filters, select the relevant fields, save the view, and schedule it for recurring delivery when that functionality is enabled for the organization.

Scheduled reports are typically delivered through an email notification with a link to access the report in the Awardco platform. Recipients need the appropriate permissions and may need to sign in to view or download the report.

Reports can be configured for recurring HR, finance, payroll, leadership, manager, or regional use cases, with cadence and recipients based on the organization’s requirements.

What can managers and HR business partners see in dashboards and reports?
 

Reporting visibility is controlled by roles, permissions, and organizational hierarchy.

Depending on their access, managers may be able to view reporting for their direct reports or broader downline. HR business partners and other administrators can be given access to specific employee populations, departments, regions, programs, or reporting views without automatically exposing unrelated company data.

Organizations can use scoped permissions and saved views to give each audience the level of visibility needed for their work.

What payroll and tax information is included in Awardco reports?
 

Awardco can provide recognition, award, point, redemption, and other reward-related data that organizations use for payroll and tax processes.

The relevant report and taxable amount depend on the organization’s policies, locations, reward types, and the point at which rewards become taxable. Some organizations report when points are awarded, while others may use redemption-based reporting.

Admins can select available fields for export, including award values, employee information, program details, cost centers, and other metadata. The organization’s payroll or tax team remains responsible for reviewing the data and processing it according to applicable requirements.

Can Awardco reporting data connect to Power BI, other analytics tools, or AI assistants?
 

Yes. Organizations may be able to export Awardco data or connect it to analytics environments such as Power BI through supported integrations or API access.

Awardco Intelligence adds AI-powered capabilities to help organizations understand recognition and engagement data, surface insights, and reduce administrative busywork.

The Awardco MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server connects Awardco data to external AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Microsoft Copilot. This allows HR teams to ask natural-language questions about their Awardco data instead of pulling every report manually.

The Awardco MCP Server is currently in beta, and availability depends on the organization’s configuration and access to the relevant AI capabilities.

Get the data, be the champion

Reporting and budgetary insights provide more transparency and control than ever.

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