Ability to report anonymously yet still able to communicate with them.

It is centred around the person reporting: the app design is intuitive, the collection of information starts with the person and ends with the person, the user is in control of how much or how little information they provide, it doesn't feel like a "fill-in-a-form, make a statement and get a ticket number" task and more like a "let's talk" encouragement. Systems that are too difficult to use, formal or impersonal, are intimidating to whistleblowers. The mobile format is suitable for staff travelling and attending events. The platform set-up and tailoring were fast, and the support was good.

We used the #NotMe app to provide a way for attendees at our annual conference to report misconduct and/or harassment during their time at our event. #NotMe's representative Matt D. worked closely with our organization to customize the app to our audience and event, train staff and board members to use it, and provide general support by answering questions and providing useful suggestions along the way. Overall, we found the app extremely easy to learn how to use and implement during the event. Luckily, we did not receive any reports during the actual event, but if we had, I know we would have been empowered to respond quickly and effectively thanks to the #NotMe app.