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No internal reporting channel means fines and lawsuits.

The German Whistleblower Protection Act (HinSchG) requires companies to operate confidential reporting channels. Set up your legally compliant channel now.

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Report anonymizer
Remove metadata & identifying details

Paste the report text. The tool automatically detects names, email addresses, phone numbers, and other identifying details and removes them.

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What happens if you do nothing?

The consequences of non-compliance with HinSchG.

€50,000
fine

Failing to set up an internal reporting channel risks fines of up to €50,000 under § 40 HinSchG.

Retaliation
reversed burden of proof

If a whistleblower suffers a detriment, the burden of proof is reversed — the company must exonerate itself.

Identity
data breach

Metadata in documents can reveal a whistleblower's identity and compromise confidentiality.

Compliant in 3 steps

01

Upload your data

Upload your relevant documents or details — processed securely and in line with the GDPR.

02

AI analysis

Kevvo checks your data against HinSchG and automatically identifies all relevant requirements.

03

Compliant result

You receive the finished, audit-proof document or evidence — ready to submit.

Frequently asked questions

Who must set up an internal reporting channel?

Companies with, as a rule, at least 50 employees must set up and operate an internal reporting channel under § 12 HinSchG.

Operate a HinSchG-compliant reporting channel.

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