WHISTLE PORTALFor what is hardest
For what is hardest
to say out loud.
A reporting channel built around one question: does the person who knows something feel able to speak up? Everything else follows from that.
A whistleblowing channel may be used rarely. That makes it even more important that it works when needed and feels trustworthy long before anyone submits a report.
Sharing an identity is an active choice. If the reporter chooses anonymity, their identity is never entered into the system. Dialogue still works: the case handler can ask follow-up questions and receive answers through the protected channel.
- Report without revealing your identity. The person reporting decides whether to share their identity. If they do not provide it, it is not in the system.
- Dialogue after a report. The case handler can ask follow-up questions and the reporter can reply through the same protected channel.
- Traceable case handling. Every step is timestamped: received, acknowledged, investigated and closed.
- Your own entry point. The channel is available at your own address, making it easy to find.
AT A GLANCE
- IDENTITY
- The reporter's choice
- DIALOGUE
- Follow-up questions through the protected channel
- TRACEABILITY
- A timestamp for every step
- HOSTING
- Within the EU, on machines we manage