FaceUp
Czech whistleblowing platform in 113 languages, serving both companies and schools in 70+ countries
Quick Overview
| Company | FaceUp Technology s.r.o. |
|---|---|
| Category | Whistleblowing Software |
| Headquarters | Brno, Czech Republic |
| Founded | 2017 |
| EU Presence | EU (Czech Republic) |
| Open Source | Not stated; closed-source SaaS |
| Compliance | GDPR-compliant, ISO 27001 certified |
| Pricing | Modular: platform fee plus selected capabilities, priced by headcount; no published tier prices |
| Free Option | No free tier stated; modular quote-based pricing |
| Replaces | NAVEX EthicsPoint, Convercent, Vault Platform |
Detailed Review
FaceUp started as a reporting tool for schools before expanding into corporate whistleblowing, and that dual customer base shows in its reach: 113 supported languages, a mobile app for reporters, and customers in more than 70 countries. Reporting channels include web forms, voice messages and QR codes, aimed at organisations with a large, dispersed or non-desk workforce.
Instead of fixed tiers, a buyer assembles a platform fee plus the specific capabilities needed, priced by headcount, and annual billing can save up to 30% compared with paying monthly. That avoids paying for features a smaller organisation won't use, but it also means no number appears anywhere on FaceUp's public pricing page.
For an organisation with a genuinely global, multilingual workforce, the 113-language coverage is hard to match elsewhere in this category; for a buyer who wants to see a price before a sales conversation, the modular model is a step back from Whistlelink or Vispato.
What FaceUp does well
- 113 supported languages, the broadest language coverage in this category
- Multi-channel reporting: web, voice message and QR code, useful for non-desk workforces
- Modular pricing avoids paying for capabilities a smaller company doesn't need
- GDPR-compliant and ISO 27001 certified
Where FaceUp falls short
- No published pricing anywhere; the exact cost only appears after specifying headcount and capabilities
- Originated as a school reporting tool, so some case-management depth is newer to the corporate side
- Annual billing is required to get the quoted discount
Standout feature. 113 supported languages and multi-channel intake including QR codes, built for organisations with a large, dispersed or non-desk workforce.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- 113 supported languages, the broadest language coverage in this category
- Multi-channel reporting: web, voice message and QR code, useful for non-desk workforces
- Modular pricing avoids paying for capabilities a smaller company doesn't need
- GDPR-compliant and ISO 27001 certified
Cons
- No published pricing anywhere; the exact cost only appears after specifying headcount and capabilities
- Originated as a school reporting tool, so some case-management depth is newer to the corporate side
- Annual billing is required to get the quoted discount
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is FaceUp?
FaceUp is czech whistleblowing platform in 113 languages, serving both companies and schools in 70+ countries.
Where is FaceUp based?
FaceUp is operated by FaceUp Technology s.r.o., based in Brno, Czech Republic, which places it under EU (Czech Republic) law.
What does FaceUp cost?
Modular: platform fee plus selected capabilities, priced by headcount; no published tier prices.
Who is FaceUp best for?
113 supported languages and multi-channel intake including QR codes, built for organisations with a large, dispersed or non-desk workforce.
Is FaceUp a good alternative to Case IQ and NAVEX EthicsPoint?
FaceUp is built as a European alternative to US-based whistleblowing and compliance-hotline tools like Case IQ and NAVEX EthicsPoint. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where it genuinely differs before switching.
How does FaceUp compare to other Whistleblowing Software tools?
FaceUp is one of several European Whistleblowing Software tools covered on this site. See the full Whistleblowing Software category page for how it ranks against its closest European competitors.