Integrate Case Management into your complete Compliance Management solution
As part of an overall approach to effective compliance management, SAI Global delivers a global solution to focus, integrate and systematize confidential reports of ethics misconduct across your global organization.
Our intuitive Case Management system provides real-time reporting and analysis to help management take a proactive approach to risk mitigation and drive ongoing improvement. Integration happens on two levels. Clients that utilize SAI Global's Listen Up™ web and phone based hotline and ethics reporting enjoy the benefits of a totally integrated and seamless compliance management program that links to SAI Global's Learning & Communication Platform - an industry first. And, clients can utilize SAI Global's Anti-Corruption and Due Diligence capabilities to trigger cases when troublesome situations are reported.
SAI Global Case & Issue Management software manages cases, issues and incidents and delivers:
- Integrated intake via phone, web, and reports that managers submit after in-person employee meetings
- Data centers located both in the EU & the United States
- Compliance with global privacy regulations & reporting requirements
- Culturally relevant interaction with access to 160 languages
- Real time board level reporting & robust analytics
- Flexible workflow
- Permissions and rules-based routing
- Reporting that addresses systemic ethical issues
- Auditability with closed loop processes from intake through investigation
- Best in class security & recovery
- Guidance for those looking to implement a reporting system for the first time
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Read our whitepaper Handling Ethical Concerns: Best Practices From Intake Through Resolution
Read our whitepaper Reporting of Wrongdoing, and Using Hotline Data to Improve the Organization