Whistleblowing software, compliant worldwide

Whistleblowing software, live today for €49 a month.

Whistleblowing software with secure reporting, confidential case management and automatic deadline reminders. All in one user-friendly platform, with no per-employee fees.

Trusty case processing view with case status, internal memo and the anonymous dialogue with the whistleblower
Trusted by 1000+ organisations
How it works

Your whistleblowing hotline is ready in minutes.

01

Create your account

Start your free 7-day trial and get immediate access to your whistleblowing platform. No installation or IT support needed.

Trusty Compliance Platform whistleblowing status dashboard
02

Set up your reporting channel

Add your company details, choose your reporting languages and assign the people responsible for handling reports.

Whistleblowing channel settings with setup progress and public reporting link
03

You're ready to receive reports

Share your secure reporting link with employees and other stakeholders. Reports are collected in one place, ready for confidential handling and follow-up.

Trusty reporting page on a phone
Trusty whistleblowing software - secure EU-compliant reporting channel

Whistleblowing software pricing

Pick your plan to get started.

Our prices are public, so there is no sales call and no quote to wait for. Pick your plan, start your free 7-day trial yourself and your reporting channel is live in minutes. One flat price per plan, no per-seat fees, no set-up fees. Every plan includes unlimited reports, secure two-way dialogue with reporters and tamper-proof documentation.

Lite

For one person handling reports

€49

/ month

Billed annually, €588 a year

Standard

Recommended

For a small team that needs instant alerts

€69

/ month

Billed annually, €828 a year

Everything in Lite, plus:

Advanced

For larger organisations that need full control

€99

/ month

Billed annually, €1,188 a year

Everything in Standard, plus:

7-day free trial on every plan. Cancel during the trial and you pay nothing; your card is charged on day 8, or choose invoice. Prices exclude VAT.

Included with every sign-up

30 days of free online whistleblowing training for employees.

Every sign-up includes 30 days of free online whistleblowing training in the Compliance App, so your employees learn how the channel works, how to raise a concern and how they are protected.

Trusty Academy whistleblowing training module with quiz question for employees
Who needs a whistleblowing channel?

Is your organisation required to have a reporting channel?

Under international and EU whistleblowing laws, many organisations must provide a secure internal reporting channel. Requirements depend on your company size, sector and national legislation.

01

Companies with 50 or more workers

Generally required to establish an internal reporting channel under national laws implementing the EU Whistleblower Directive.

02

Public sector organisations

Public authorities and municipalities are generally covered, with some exemptions for smaller entities depending on national law.

03

Businesses in regulated sectors

Certain financial services, anti-money-laundering and other regulated organisations must provide reporting channels regardless of workforce size.

04

Smaller businesses

Companies with fewer than 50 workers may still be covered by national or sector-specific rules. Many set up a channel voluntarily because customers, tenders and ISO 37001/37002 certification ask for one.

Outside the EU?

US-listed companies need a confidential, anonymous reporting procedure under SOX section 301, and the UK, Switzerland and other countries have their own rules. Trusty supports whistleblowing compliance worldwide with secure, confidential and multilingual reporting channels.

Developed by compliance experts

What the law requires.

Built around the EU Whistleblower Directive, Directive (EU) 2019/1937, and the national laws that transpose it (HinSchG, Ley 2/2023, D.Lgs. 24/2023, loi Waserman, Lei 93/2021), with the tools to manage reports securely and efficiently.

Confidential reporting

The requirement

Protect the identity of whistleblowers and of anyone named in a report (Article 16).

With Trusty

Secure reporting portal, anonymous two-way dialogue and controlled access to sensitive information.

Impartial case handling

The requirement

Designate an impartial person or department to receive and follow up on reports (Article 9).

With Trusty

Central case management, role-based permissions and documented follow-up.

Reporting deadlines

The requirement

Acknowledge reports within 7 days and give feedback within 3 months (Article 9).

With Trusty

Automatic acknowledgements, deadline tracking and reminders.

Records and retention

The requirement

Keep a record of every report and retain personal data only as long as necessary (Article 18).

With Trusty

Traceable case records, configurable retention periods and deletion reminders.

Secure reporting channels

The requirement

Operate the channel securely so that only authorised staff can access reports (Article 9).

With Trusty

Encrypted communication, restricted access and secure EU hosting.

Written and oral reports

The requirement

Article 9(2) requires that reports can be made in writing, orally or both. Oral reports can be made by telephone or other voice messaging systems and, on request, in a physical meeting within a reasonable timeframe.

With Trusty

Written reports through the secure reporting form. On the Advanced plan, voice reporting with voice distortion protects the reporter’s identity.

Information on external channels

The requirement

Article 9(1)(g) requires clear and easily accessible information on how to report externally to the competent authorities.

With Trusty

Your reporting page shows information on external reporting channels and the competent authorities in your country.

National requirements

The requirement

Each member state transposed the Directive into its own law (Article 26): follow the procedures and deadlines of your jurisdiction.

With Trusty

Multilingual reporting channels and configurable reporting settings.

Security and data protection

We protect your data.

Hosting

ISO 27001 certified data centre in Germany. Hosting in Switzerland or the US is available on Premium deployments.

Swiss company

Trusty AG is a Swiss company based in Hünenberg, canton of Zug.

Tested regularly

Encrypted connections and regular penetration tests by external specialists. Test report available on request.

Privacy by design

We don’t store IP addresses, and we use session cookies only.

Access control

SSO on all plans, two-factor authentication from Standard and a full audit log of every action.

GDPR

A data processing agreement is available for every customer.

Start your free trial

Whistleblowing software that
makes compliance easier.

Set up your secure reporting channel in minutes.
Manage reports, deadlines and follow-ups in one easy-to-use platform.

Cancel during the 7-day trial and you pay nothing. Your card is charged only after day 7, or choose invoice.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Answers on the trial, pricing, case handling, hosting and the law.

Getting started and pricing

Yes. The first 7 days are free. Your card is only charged after day 7, or you can choose invoice. Cancel within the 7 days and you pay nothing.

Whistleblowing software, also called whistleblower software or a whistleblowing system, is an online reporting channel where employees and others can report misconduct, anonymously if they wish, and where designated handlers follow up, meet the legal deadlines and document every case.

Minutes. Start your trial, add your logo, colours and languages, and your reporting page is live.

Trusty costs €49 (Lite), €69 (Standard) or €99 (Advanced) per month for your whole organisation, billed annually in advance (€588, €828 or €1,188 per year), with unlimited employees and no set-up fees.

Yes. Every subscription includes 30 days of free online whistleblowing training for your employees, starting with your subscription.

Our contract terms and data processing agreement are in the Legal Center, and the Trusty Whistleblowing facts page lists the full specification. You can request our latest penetration test report through the document request form at the bottom of this page.

Reporting and case handling

Yes. You decide whether your channel accepts anonymous reports, identified reports or both. An anonymous reporter continues the conversation in a secure inbox, so your handler can ask follow-up questions without learning who they are.

Only the people you appoint. Access is controlled through user roles and permissions, and every action is recorded in the audit log.

Yes, on the Advanced plan, with confidential intake, traceable workflows and an audit trail.

Not necessarily. Where oral reporting is offered, it can be by phone or another voice messaging system, so a dedicated hotline is one option but not the only one. The Advanced plan includes voice reporting in the browser with voice distortion, and reporters can request a meeting through the secure inbox. Some national laws require both written and oral reporting, so check the rules in your country.

Security and hosting

Channels are hosted in an ISO 27001 certified data centre in Germany, operated by Hetzner Online GmbH. Hosting in Switzerland or the US is available on Premium deployments.

Legal requirements

In the EU, every organisation with 50 or more employees must run an internal reporting channel under Directive 2019/1937 and its national law. Below 50 employees it is voluntary, but increasingly expected.

US-listed companies and their subsidiaries must offer an anonymous, confidential channel for accounting and audit concerns (SOX Section 301). Trusty provides the channel, two-way dialogue and case documentation these rules expect.

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