IntegrityLog

IntegrityLog is whistleblowing software for organisations and compliance teams, with tools for receiving reports, managing cases and tracking follow-up. Its dashboard shows statuses such as unconfirmed, pending, expiring and managed, while automated alerts flag case changes. Organisations can configure intake forms, custom case fields and workflows, and keep an audit trail and case archive for internal oversight, legal inquiries and regulatory reviews. Anonymous reports are accepted where local law permits; compliance officers can contact reporters for further details. Audio submissions can use automatic voice distortion. Role-specific and granular permissions control case visibility and sharing with authorised internal or external stakeholders. Localised reporting portals support multilingual environments. The cloud platform is available on web, iOS and Android, and includes reporting dashboards. Advisors can manage multiple clients through one dashboard with client onboarding and pre-built workflows. Setup includes assigning investigators by country or entity and customising reporting channels. IntegrityLog is made by IntegrityLog, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Amsterdam. It is paid, with pricing on request; the product page offers personalised demo requests.

IntegrityLog combines report intake, case tracking, permissions and records in a cloud platform. Organisations should confirm that its jurisdictional rules and requested pricing fit their needs.

It suits organisations and compliance teams managing whistleblowing reports, investigations and case records. Advisors handling cases for multiple clients may also find its multi-client dashboard relevant.

IntegrityLog is cloud whistleblowing software for organisations that need a structured route from report intake to case review. It is best suited to compliance teams—and advisors handling several clients—that need controlled access and case oversight. Its reporting and governance tools are substantial, but buyers should confirm local-law fit and custom pricing before committing.

Overview

IntegrityLog combines case workflows with tools for agendas, recurring meetings, decisions and action items. That breadth can help teams keep formal case handling and governance follow-up in one place; organisations seeking only meeting management or only case intake may not need the full combination. The cloud deployment and localised reporting portals are intended to support organisations operating across languages and jurisdictions.

Key features

Case intake forms, custom fields and workflow automation give compliance teams a structured way to collect reports and move cases through a process. Dashboards distinguish unconfirmed, pending, expiring and managed cases, while automated alerts flag status changes. Together, these features help teams identify cases that may need attention rather than relying solely on manual checks. An activity archive preserves case-related records for oversight and later legal or regulatory review.

Anonymous reporting is available where local law allows it, and compliance officers can follow up with reporters for more information. Audio submissions with automatic voice distortion provide an additional reporting channel. Role-based and granular permissions restrict visibility to authorised users and support controlled sharing with internal or external stakeholders. Those controls are useful for sensitive work, but the organisation still needs to configure access and reporting channels around its own policies and jurisdictional rules.

Organisations can assign investigators by country or entity and tailor reporting channels to their policies and branding. For advisors, a single dashboard supports multi-client case management, with client onboarding, pre-built workflows and granular access controls. Euronext also describes legal-provider support for defining processes and policies, and partners who can manage report handling and escalation in whole or in part.

Pricing

IntegrityLog is paid, with custom pricing available on request. Buyers can request a personalised demo, but there is no public trial duration or published plan structure to compare. This can suit organisations whose requirements call for a tailored proposal, but teams should obtain pricing and clarify what their proposed package includes before budgeting or comparing costs.

Platforms

IntegrityLog is available on Android, iOS and the web. Its cloud deployment supports access across those platforms, while role-specific permissions govern who can see case information.

Who it's for

IntegrityLog is a strong fit for compliance teams that need report intake, case tracking, controlled information sharing and an activity record for oversight. Advisors managing reports for multiple clients may also benefit from the shared dashboard and client-specific access controls. It is less compelling for buyers who need only meeting tools or who cannot confirm that anonymous reporting and related processes suit the laws in their jurisdictions.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Status dashboards and automated alerts help teams spot cases needing attention, including pending or expiring reports.
• Pros: Anonymous and audio reporting, voice distortion, and granular permissions support multiple reporting channels and controlled access to sensitive cases.
• Pros: Multi-client workflows give advisors a way to manage client cases from one dashboard.
• Cons: Anonymous reporting depends on local law, so organisations must check jurisdictional requirements before relying on it.
• Cons: Custom pricing and the absence of a stated trial duration make it harder to assess cost before engaging with sales.
• Cons: The combination of case and meeting features may be more scope than organisations looking for a single-purpose tool need.

Alternatives

For buyers comparing case-focused options, Case Management Software is a useful category starting point; teams focused on board work or recurring meeting processes can also browse Board Management Software and Meeting Management Software.

Pega Investigative Case Management is another paid option, with Android, iOS, web and API platforms; buyers must contact Pega for a demo because no public price is stated. Collaborate uses custom pricing based on organisation size, user count and modules, with no per-seat licensing fees, which may suit buyers who want that pricing structure.

Socianote offers a free plan with no time limit, capped at three staff, 50 people, one programme and 200 documents; it may suit smaller teams whose needs fit those limits. Kaseware lists Essentials at $102 a month, billed per user, with a 20-user minimum, making its minimum commitment important for smaller organisations to weigh.

Bonterra Case Management lists Apricot Essentials with form design, document storage, enrollment and exits, caseloads, referrals and reporting, at a price available by enquiry. Civica Complaints Management is another paid alternative with pricing by enquiry. Ethico Case Management offers a tailored proposal that includes configuration, training and support. Appian Case Management is another paid alternative.

Verdict

Choose IntegrityLog if your organisation needs controlled whistleblowing intake, case oversight and governance follow-through, or if you advise multiple clients and need separate access controls within one dashboard. Its strongest case is the combination of alerting, records and permissions around sensitive reports. Look elsewhere if jurisdictional rules do not support your intended reporting process, or if you need a published price or a trial to evaluate the fit before speaking with sales.