Recognition For Legal teams

Secure, scalable, and compliant recognition

Company operations remain compliant with easily-managed employee rewards and recognition

Trusted by 3,000+ organizations worldwide

Features for Legal Teams

Why legal teams love Awardco

Built-in controls ensure rewards and recognition stay on-policy and audit-ready.

Deloitte tax integration

Use Deloitte’s proprietary database to see global rewards tax implications, helping you stay compliant across the world.

Automated compliance

Set up custom rules and approval workflows to ensure all rewards align with corporate policies and industry regulations.

Tax categorization

Automatically classify and report taxable rewards based on predefined criteria.

Real-time monitoring

Track and audit reward activity across the organization to ensure employees and managers stay compliant.

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Awardco has offered [customizability] that allows us to cater to our employees' needs and recognize what they are doing and change it as the environment changes as well.

Eric Crow

Administrator, Risk Management and Safety

Premium features

Recognition that fits legal and compliance workflows

Save hours of tax compliance questions to build impactful rewards and recognition programs.

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INtegrations

Integrations built for daily work

Connect with the tools teams already use to send and receive appreciation without disrupting workflow.

Tax compliance

Deloitte alliance

Awardco’s alliance with Deloitte ensures organizational compliance for taxes and premium consulting for total rewards strategies.

Testimonials

What our customers say

We were looking for a safety recognition program and how we'd be able to not just build one, but monitor and administer the program.

Ruben White

Manager of Occupational Health and Safety

Through our work phones, we get an email when we’ve earned points, and then we can log in to see our total, explore reward options, and decide how we want to use them. It stays top of mind throughout the day—whether we’re driving or working at customer sites.

Christopher Whilsmith

Certified Refueling Professional

Seventy-five percent of our employees are out in the field, so how do we get them excited and engaged? The safety programs really got them energized. They had the opportunity to earn a lot of points, but they also received meaningful recognition. I was really impressed by how much our login engagement increased over time.

Marna Lagerquist

Manager, Talent Acquisition and Development

We have a lot of different programs to ensure we encompass all our employees. Three of them tie directly to our core values: our peer-to-peer program, our manager-led programs, and our safety programs—like our Safety All-Stars, which is a monthly automated award.

Marna Lagerquist

Manager, Talent Acquisition and Development

Everybody wants to come to work every day and feel as though they're making a meaningful contribution to the business. So, when you finally get to hear that what you've been working so hard on has made an impact, it's incredibly rewarding.

Chris Berg

Executive Vice President, Fleet Management

Our company is very safety-culture oriented, and the program offers us a way to acknowledge the impact that our employees have on that culture.

Eric Crow

Administrator, Risk Management and Safety

I'd like for others to look at Hertz and say ‘they're doing something right’. They're listening to employees, taking that feedback and continuing to build upon their recognition programs. Just to let them know that it is part of our culture and it's not just a platform.

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Jessica Mollica

Vice President, Human Resources Field

Employees look forward to seeing their monthly Safety All-Star points. Those conversations happen in lunchrooms, dressing rooms—it becomes part of our culture.