Own your pay equity compliance report with confidence
Stay ahead of new regulations: secure compliance and correct your pay gaps before any risk shows up.
Ensure compliance
Explain and correct your gaps
Facilitate communication
Figures helped us build a full salary transparency structure, making it easier to transition into an open, fair compensation model.
Don't let new regulations take you by surprise
Generate compliance report in a click
Automatically generate a fully calculated, compliant report, ready to share instantly.
Detect >5% gaps at a glance
Spot all raw gaps above 5% by worker category to prioritize your actions.
Create accurate correction plans
Simulate scenarios aligned with your budget and compensation strategy.
Answer employee right to information
Provide employees with the mandatory information through dedicated, ready-to-send letters.
Set up your custom classification
Set your roles, levels and job families to ensure accurate, consistent equity analyses.
Spot risks at the individual level
Analyze pay for employees in roles of equal value through automated peer comparison.
82% of companies have a gender pay gap too high for 2026 regulations – is yours at risk?
Source: Average gap observed among companies when they join Figures.
Frequently asked questions
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Is the Pay Equity module included in all Figures plans?
All plans include the Foundations features: employee right-to-information letters and compliant pay equity reports. Advanced features (advanced gap analysis and remediation scenarios) are available as an add-on in the Pay Equity Expert plan.
What is a pay gap report, and why does it matter?
A pay gap report shows the difference in average pay between groups of employees, typically by gender or other demographics.
It helps identify structural disparities and drive fairer compensation policies.
What data is used to calculate pay gaps?
Figures uses your compensation data (salary, bonuses, job title, seniority, contract type, etc.) combined with demographic attributes like gender or age, depending on your local regulations and internal practices.
Who is required to publish a pay gap report?
It depends on your country and company size. In the EU, for example, companies with 100+ employees will be required to report starting 2026. We’ll help you stay compliant as regulations evolve.
Follow the regulations evolution in the country that interest you here.
How Figures helps me prepare for pay transparency regulations?
Figures Pay Gap Reports are designed to help you get ahead of upcoming EU and national laws, with compliant report templates and proactive gap detection.
From gender pay gaps with advanced filtering options, to individual risk detection, the module helps you communicate internally and generate custom reports.
Can I use it to prepare for my next compensation review?
Absolutely. Pay gap insights help you close unjustified gaps and allocate budgets more fairly in your next review cycle.
Can I use it to respond to employees exercising their right to pay information?
Yes. Figures will generate pre-filled response templates you can customize and send to employees requesting pay-related information.
Will it generate the official reports I need to submit to authorities?
Yes. Our reports are aligned with upcoming legal standards and can be exported in formats ready for submission (e.g. to government portals or public registries).
How does pay gap reporting benefit employers beyond compliance?
It strengthens your employer brand, increases trust and transparency, and provides actionable insights to improve fairness and retention.
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