GlobaLeaks
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VisitGlobaLeaks vs InChorus
What both publish
| Fact | GlobaLeaks | InChorus |
|---|---|---|
| Anonymous reporting | Whistleblowers receive a unique 16-digit receipt for anonymous report access. | Employees can anonymously flag concerns and behaviours, including microaggressions, through a structured reporting flow. |
| Case management | Reports can be labeled and assigned customizable case statuses and sub-statuses. | Teams can assign reports, use two-way anonymous chat, create custom workflows, and keep a digital activity log and evidence hub. |
| Integrations | The software supports integration with enterprise case-management platforms and existing websites. | A product article says the reporting tool is available through Slack, Microsoft Teams, and a web app. |
| Intended users | The maker describes use by independent media, activists, public agencies, corporations, and other organizations. | The FAQ says InChorus is designed for HR teams, People and Culture leaders, EDI specialists, ER teams, and organisations seeking earlier visibility and preventative ways of working. |
| Purpose | GlobaLeaks is free, open-source software for setting up and maintaining a secure whistleblowing platform. | InChorus helps organisations spot emerging culture and people issues early, support preventive action, and record the steps taken. |
GlobaLeaks plans
- GlobaLeaksFree
- Free Whistleblowing SoftwareFree
InChorus plans
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Pick GlobaLeaks if…
GlobaLeaks suits organizations that want to run their own whistleblowing platform, including independent media, activists, public agencies, and corporations. It is intended for Linux or Docker deployment.
Pick InChorus if…
InChorus suits HR, People and Culture, EDI, and employee relations teams seeking earlier insight and more preventative ways of working. It may also suit organisations aiming to strengthen their existing speak-up channels.