Companies can calculate the ROI of EHS software by comparing the cost of the platform against measurable savings and risk reduction. Safety managers should track time saved on reporting, inspections, training administration, audits, corrective action follow-up, and record retrieval. They should also consider reductions in overdue tasks, repeat incidents, expired certifications, paper handling, manual data entry, and audit preparation time. In high-risk U.S. industries, ROI should include both hard savings and avoided costs related to downtime, incidents, compliance gaps, insurance impacts, and client requirements. A practical ROI review should measure results before and after implementation.