Help your people speak up, and know what happens next

Most employees who see a problem at work say nothing, unsure if it's serious enough or what happens once they put their name to it. Venn, Hoogly's AI guide, gives them a private conversation before anything is submitted, then hands your HR team a secure workflow to triage, investigate and resolve every case.

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Why most workplace concerns never get reported
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They're not sure the issue is "serious enough" to report

They don't know which process to use, or what happens once they identify themselves

A hotline can take down a report — it can't help someone make sense of what happened to them

Under Australian WHS guidance, clear pathways and follow-through reduce barriers to speaking up

If you or someone you know is in immediate danger or needs urgent support right now, please contact emergency services, or reach out to one of the services below. Speak Up is not an emergency service, and response times depend on your organisation's own process.

From first conversation to final outcome

Hoogly connects two experiences that are usually disconnected: the employee raising a concern, and the organisation responding to it. Employees get a private space to explain what happened and see their options. Once a concern is raised, authorised teams triage it, stay in contact with the employee, manage evidence, and record every action — all in one secure system.

How it works

A speak-up process designed around trust and follow-through

Step 1: Support before submission

Help employees find the right way forward

Not every employee arrives ready to file a formal report. Venn helps them explain what happened in their own words, understand the difference between asking for advice and raising a case, and decide how they want to proceed. They can continue the conversation privately, view internal or external support options, save a private record, submit anonymously or pseudonymously, identify themselves to a case manager, or request urgent assistance — and review everything before it's submitted.

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Step 2: Centralised case management

Give authorised teams a clear view of every concern

Once a concern is submitted, Hoogly creates a structured case for the appropriate authorised team to review. Case managers see what needs attention first, prioritise urgent matters, and track every case by category, method, priority, assigned owner, status, response time, update deadlines and resolution progress.

Step 3: Structured, secure follow-through

Manage each case from report to resolution

Each concern gets its own secure workspace, where authorised users review the report, communicate with the employee, assess risk, collect evidence and document the organisation's response. Communication, evidence, decisions and outcomes stay together in one controlled record — consistent enough for policy and audit, flexible enough for cases that don't fit a template.

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Frequently Asked Questions Chalk underline

What is Venn, and is it a chatbot deciding what happens to my report?

Can an employee stay anonymous the whole way through?

What can our HR team actually see once a concern is raised?

Can we spot recurring problems (like the same location or issue type) without exposing who reported what?

What happens if an employee requests urgent assistance?