EQS Integrity Line vs iVoiceUp

EQS Integrity Line is whistleblowing software for employees and third parties to report wrongdoing within an organisation. Reports can be anonymous, and a secure mailbox lets the reporter continue a conversation without disclosing their identity. Case management includes configurable authorisations, access controls and revision logs. The system supports over 80 languages and can automatically translate cases and dialogue. Compliance teams can use dashboards, charts, real-time analysis, search and filters, and download cases in Excel format. Organisations can combine reports from letters, email, phone calls and meetings; a telephone channel is available for Enterprise. EQS says the service is hosted in Germany and uses ISO 27001-certified data centres, encryption, two-factor authentication and regular external security audits. Essential costs £85 a month, while Professional costs £170 a month. A seven-day free trial of Essential begins after the demo system is set up. The product is available on Android, iOS and web.

iVoiceUp is a whistleblowing platform for anonymous reporting, case management, and compliance monitoring. Employees can submit reports through web or mobile forms, voice messages, QR-code access, and live, AI-powered, or automated hotlines. Reporters can follow up anonymously in both directions and track cases. Case managers can assign investigations, manage evidence and internal notes, and keep case timelines and audit trails. Analytics include dashboards, trend analysis, processing-time metrics, and exports to CSV, Excel, and PDF. AI options include the Vincent investigator assistant, hotline transcription and categorization, sentiment analysis, and a reporter assistant. Workspaces and workflows can enable AI features individually, while authorized human investigators retain final decision-making. The product lists ISO 27001, SOC certification, encryption at rest and in transit, annual penetration testing, GDPR alignment, and AWS hosting. It says it does not store IP addresses or device IDs and that submissions are encrypted. Plans are paid, with pricing on request; on-premise deployment is available only on Enterprise. Listed platforms are Android, API, iOS, self-hosted, and web.