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Guides

The no-nonsense guide to AI in benefits

A practical guide for Reward and Benefits leaders. Cut through the hype, understand real use cases, and implement AI with measurable impact and minimal risk.

Global State of Benefits Report 2025

Get the latest insights about benefits trends and recommendations for your 2025 strategy, based on data from 1,500+ HR teams around the world.

Employee benefits glossary

A list of the most common Employee Benefits related terms and their definitions.

Policy templates

It can be super difficult to write policies from scratch. What should they say? How should I word this? What are others doing? This is why we created our policy templates. Free and simple policies you can use to create your very own policies for your company.

Employee Benefits Cost Calculator

How much does it cost to offer employee benefits? Find out with our Employee Benefits cost calculator! Simply enter your headcount, average age, select your desired benefits and then enter your email to see the results.

Employee Benefits Benchmark Survey

See how 350+ companies are changing their benefits programmes to support their employees through COVID-19.

Articles

Benefits for the AI Age: Ben’s Product Launches in H1 2026

Ben's product changelog is now live. Catch up on H1 2026's biggest releases — AI-ready employee experience, less manual admin, and compliance that runs on autopilot.

What 'Benefits ROI' Actually Means in 2026

The industry's usual ROI story, benefits drive retention, doesn't hold up to scrutiny. Here's what you can actually prove to finance, and what a platform needs to make that case possible.

Why HR Keeps Losing the CFO Conversation, and How to Win It

Reward leaders lose the CFO conversation not because the argument is weak, but because the data lives in five different systems. Here's what CFOs actually need to hear, and what it takes to walk in with it.