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Employee Benefits Optimiser Software
Employee benefits. Designed for employees. By employees.
Design and deliver compelling total reward programs with a benefits optimiser tool that automatically turns employee feedback into the perfect benefits package
- Attract the best candidates with competitive reward and compensation packages
- Automatically see your optimum benefits package for your budget based on employee feedback
- Real-time simulation of benefits tradeoffs show you the impact of each option
Designed for employees. By employees.
Quick and Easy Set Up
Go from set up to insights in minutes with the built in set-up wizard, Just input the rewards you want to test and everything is done for you, from the questionnaire to the reporting and analysis.
Test Every Combination
Every potential combination of benefits is automatically analysed, using trade-offs employees are willing to make to automatically surface the best package for your people.
Model the Impact Instantly
See how changes to your benefits will be received with the simulator tool that lets you drag and drop benefits into your own package to see how it compares to the existing or optimal package.
Put your employees at the heart of your rewards
Instant feedback. Instant impact.
No more waiting months for a review of your benefits package – with Benefits Optimiser you can do it all instantly. The powerful conjoint analysis capabilities analyses the data in real time so you see the results as soon as the responses come in.
Perfect packages, right on budget
Balancing budgets and employee satisfaction is never easy. With Benefits Optimiser you can see the changes that will have the biggest impact on your people, while sticking to your budgets.
Keep pace with changing demands
As new benefits options become available or employee demands change, you can adapt quickly to test new packages — no costly analysis or waiting months for a report. The Benefits Optimiser can be leveraged at any moment, not just your scheduled annual reviews.
What is Employee Benefits Research?
