Anonymous Reporting
Reporters use a browser, the app, or a hotline, and can follow up anonymously if they choose.
See how reporting worksSchools & universities
Students, staff, and parents report concerns in their own language, and every case lands on one record. Your team sets it up across schools and campuses without waiting on IT.
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A lean safeguarding team can see every open concern across schools and campuses, while each school's designated staff can handle their own.
You choose who gets each concern, so bullying can go to counselors and concerns about a teacher elsewhere.
Structured workflows log, investigate, and document every concern according to safeguarding standards.
Dashboards highlight patterns from students, parents, and staff, enabling timely, data-driven interventions.
Your safeguarding team can take each concern from first report to closed case, and add investigations when needed.
Reporters use a browser, the app, or a hotline, and can follow up anonymously if they choose.
See how reporting worksEach concern gets an owner, due dates, and a dated history, whichever school or campus it came from.
See the case workflowInvestigators follow a step-by-step plan, log interviews and findings, and produce a final report when the review ends.
See how investigations run




Anyone in your school community can scan a QR code or open a link, write in their own language, and stay anonymous.
Put a QR code on posters, student portals, or staff noticeboards
Let reporters record a voice message, altered before itâs stored
Ask follow-up questions while the reporter stays anonymous
Keep a case away from anyone it names

Each case shows who was told, what they did, and when, so you can answer an inspector, a regulator, or a parentâs complaint.
Set due dates with reminders, so concerns get a response on time
Require a closing reason before a case is closed
Hide students' names before sharing a case with leadership
Export case data for an inspection or audit
Students, staff, and parents raise different concerns, and each one goes to the person responsible for it.
Students report bullying, cyberbullying, or being left out, and a counselor can follow up while the student stays anonymous.
Reports of harassment or sexual misconduct by students or staff go only to the people you choose to handle them.
Concerns about a teacher or lecturer can go to leaders outside their department, with the case hidden from them.
Students flag threats, weapons, or fights theyâve heard about, and the report reaches whoever youâve chosen to act.
Students raise worries about a friend's well-being, and counselors can reach out while the reporter stays anonymous.
Exam fraud, plagiarism rings, or misuse of research funds reach your academic integrity or compliance office.
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