Encrypted reporting
Submissions and storage are encrypted. Only authorised people can see a report.
Whistleblowing
EU law requires a confidential channel so people can report misconduct without fear. We help you put that in place.
Why it is needed
Anyone who sees something wrong needs a route that will not cost them their job. The organisation needs to hear it in time to act.
The law
The EU Whistleblower Directive, and the local rules that follow it, require a confidential route: anonymity where the law allows, clear time limits, and a record of what was done.
The channel
What a proper reporting channel should be able to do.
Submissions and storage are encrypted. Only authorised people can see a report.
The person who reports can remain unnamed. Follow-up questions can still be asked.
Lawful processing, clear retention and documentation in line with the Directive.
Receipt, assessment, follow-up and a trail of what was done, within the time limits the law sets.