Free tool for the UK and Ireland
What your current way of working costs, what a well-adopted system would return, and whether it pays back. Every figure sourced, every assumption shown, and the costs included.
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Years, costs included
An ROI calculator built by someone selling software is there to support a sale. This one is there to tell you whether the case stands up, before anyone asks you to sign.
It starts from what your current way of working costs, using HSE, ONS, HSA and CSO figures. It includes the subscription, the implementation and your own team's time. And if the numbers don't stand up, it tells you.
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In-house EHS leaders in the UK and Ireland building the case for a first EHS system, or for replacing one that isn't delivering.
In the UK: HSE's employer cost per injury and ill-health case, HSE injury rates by industry, ONS earnings and HMRC and DWP employer costs. In Ireland: the HSA annual review (CSO data), CSO earnings and labour costs, and Department of Social Protection PRSI rates. Every line in your results is marked Sourced, Derived or Assumed, with links.
Because this one counts the costs as well as the savings, ramps adoption up over three years, uses cautious improvement factors, and counts only the costs your organisation bears. A smaller number that survives a finance review is worth more than a big one that doesn't.
Because we don't sell one. The calculator values a well-selected, well-adopted system, whichever that turns out to be. Choosing it, including whether to extend what you have or build your own, is a separate job.
The calculation runs in your browser, and the figures you enter never leave it. If you ask for the report, your name, email, organisation and a one-line summary of your results go to our CRM, so we have a record of your request. We may contact you once to ask whether it was useful. We won't add you to a mailing list unless you tick the box.
No. It's a structured first view of a business case, for orientation and for starting the right conversation with finance.
"Simple Foundry is strictly vendor-neutral. We hold no referral, reseller, or commission arrangements with any software vendor, and we receive no payment or benefit from any vendor arising from any engagement or its recommendations. Our advice is paid for solely by our clients and is grounded in your requirements and evidence, not in any vendor relationship."
A calculator gives you a first view. If you're building a case for your board, or you're partway through a selection and the vendor numbers don't add up, let's talk it through. 30 minutes, no pitch.
