
Ethics and compliance training ROI calculator
See how risk-based training could reduce compliance exposure, save employee time and deliver measurable value.

See how risk-based training could reduce compliance exposure, save employee time and deliver measurable value.
Required training repeats across your workforce every year. Reducing the cost of each training cycle creates savings that scale with your organization.
Automate course assignments and reporting so your team spends less time running each training cycle
Match training to employee needs so people spend less time away from their day-to-day work
See overdue training at a glance and send reminders without checking separate records
Training has to justify its share of compliance spend. In 2026, many programs are still increasing investment, with higher rates among those using benchmarking to guide decisions.
Data is taken from the NAVEX 2026 State of Risk & Compliance Report survey.
investment or activity in training and awareness
budget to increase by 10% or more
Our ethics and compliance training calculator compares what you spend on training with the financial value of the time and costs you can save. Workforce size and training volume influence the result, because savings per learner can add up across recurring training cycles.
Your current costs provide the baseline for estimating the potential return from changing how you deliver training.
Start with what it costs to provide training today. Include the time employees spend taking courses and the resources required to administer the program.
Depending on your approach, costs may also include course content, annual updates, translations, legal review, hosting and reporting. Capturing the costs that apply to your program gives you a more useful baseline for estimating your specific potential training ROI.
Compliance training software can reduce the resources needed to deliver and maintain your program. Adaptive learning can also save employee time by allowing proficient learners to progress faster based on their performance.
When course updates, translations, legal vetting and reporting are included, you can also reduce work or costs that would otherwise need to be managed separately and vetted with each individual course update.
Workforce size and training volume have a direct effect on compliance training ROI. The amount of time employees spend taking courses also shapes the potential return, along with what you currently spend to deliver and manage training.
As these figures change, so does the opportunity to save time or reduce recurring program costs.
The timing of your ethics and compliance training ROI depends on your current training costs and how often you deliver training to your workforce.
Savings can begin once a new approach reduces the time or expense associated with a training cycle. Comparing your results with your previous baseline helps you see when those savings begin to offset the cost of the software.
Use your estimate to make a clearer case for your training investment. See how NAVEX One Ethics & Compliance Training can help you capture potential savings while delivering training that fits your workforce.