Remote & Hybrid Employee Engagement

Recognition for any team, wherever they work

Seamless recognition solutions that keep your dispersed teams connected and motivated.

Features for Flexible Teams

Purpose-built for a modern workforce

Support employees no matter where they are—because being seen and appreciated matters.

Remote Work Stipend

Start remote and hybrid employees off on the right foot.

Create custom rewards catalogs for home office needs
Track equipment and manage budgets
No inventory, no logistics, no headaches

Build Cohesive Culture

Unify diverse and dispersed teams across the globe.

Get to know peers through personal profiles
Celebrate accomplishments through visible recognitions
Recognize others and get recognized for great work

Drive Positive Behaviors

Reinforce positive outcomes through recognition.

Remind, reinforce, and reward company values
Create wellness challenges available for all
Track team performance and participation metrics

Localized Rewards

Build equitable recognition across borders.

Create catalogues with regionally relevant rewards
Global shipping and tracking
Language support and currency conversion

Remote Recognition

Use existing and mobile channels to build culture.

Recognize, comment, and celebrate globally
Integrate recognition into existing communication channels
Awardco mobile app and SMS capabilities

Return on Recognition

Build culture and unify dispersed teams

Recognition knows no boundaries—it keeps remote and hybrid teams connected, motivated, and thriving.

84
%
of remote and hybrid employees feel more connected to their company when they’re recognized.
69
%
of remote workers say receiving meaningful recognition would boost their motivation.
31
%
lower voluntary turnover (even for remote and hybrid environments) in organizations with strong recognition programs.

testimonials

See how teams succeed with Awardco

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Hertz
We strive to create a high performance culture. If we're looking for certain actions and mindsets, we should celebrate them when they happen and find creative and frequent ways to recognize and appreciate the hard work behind them.
Chris Berg
Executive Vice President, Fleet Management
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PMG
Tying recognition to our values and integrating with Slack created real cultural stickiness.
Monica Gunderson
Talent Management Lead
Utah Valley University
We don’t have to pull together spreadsheets anymore… we can see the whole ecosystem. Awardco helps magnify the efforts we’re already doing and make them more visible.
Maddie Bagley
Appreciation Specialist, People & Culture
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Lockton
Almost a third of our associates are remote. So while we don't get to see them every day, Awardco has provided a platform where they are very visible.
Tisa Penny
Engagement & Events Lead, 2025 Recognition Rockstar Winner
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Beckman Coulter
From a reporting standpoint, Awardco excels by allowing users to access desired reports quickly through easily accessible links, eliminating the need to navigate through multiple pages as was the case with previous platforms. The platform has garnered significant positive feedback for its user-friendly nature and seamless navigation.
Kerie Rogers
HR Operations Leader
Pacific Life
We do a lot of remote work activities where you can win something. We do a lot of these contests, and I used to go to Amazon and send a $25 gift card to the winners, but now I do it through Awardco. It's in the system, trackable, and much more streamlined.
Amberlee Taylor
Sr. Communications Specialist
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Dubai Airports
When we unified our recognition programs, we saw a strong correlation between recognition and employee engagement. Teams led by managers who consistently recognized their people were the most engaged.
Khulood AlMarzooqi
Director of Total Rewards & Employee Engagement, Dubai Airports
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Awardco
One thing I’ve anchored on over the years is how special it feels every time a recognition comes in. Another moment that stands out is when we bring new leaders into the organization. I remember when Ryan Jackson joined—he gave me a private recognition once, and it was incredibly validating. To have someone with experience come in, get the lay of the land, and say, ‘You’re doing well’—that carries a lot of weight. It’s powerful when an outside voice validates the work being done, rather than just looking around at each other and saying it ourselves. That external recognition always feels especially meaningful.
Isaiah Bryson
Chief Operating Officer
 
 

Meet employees where they are

Unify teams, reduce spend, and build a worldwide culture of recognition.