The reporter decides who can see it. Then it stays decided.
Admins always handle reports. The reporter picks any extra reader; a reorg never does.
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Speak Up · File a reportConfidentialYour organisation's admins always handle reports. You can additionally allow:
You pick the readers. Everyone else gets a 404.
Admins always handle a case. Every other reader is your call.
Stored as a snapshot at filing. A reorg never hands the case to someone new.
Two-way messaging. Still anonymous.
Handlers ask, the reporter answers, anonymously. Not a one-way drop box.

Case #4840F860OpenHandlers are named; the reporter never is, nor their job title, which alone can identify them.
Logs who looked, not just who acted. Immutable, admin-only.
- New
- In reviewThis case
- Investigating
- Resolved
- Dismissed
Every move keeps its note, and the note is visible to the reporter.
Mechanisms, not promises
Not a policy document. Ask to see any of them on a demo.
Questions people ask before they file
Really.
You can follow your case and reply. Your name is attached to nothing anyone reads.
You choose.
Admins handle it; beyond that you name who may see it, fixed at submission.
Only you can withdraw it.
Not an admin, not a handler. And every view is on the access log.
Followed to resolution.
A handler works it through while both sides message in one thread.
Frankfurt.
Evidence is malware-checked and filed under the case. Access is recorded, visibly.

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