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Confidential Reporting System

Bulgarian whistleblowing platform built with Transparency International Bulgaria and Happy Company, with public BGN pricing, live login and registration, and explicit local-law positioning.

Typical buyer

Bulgarian employers and municipalities that want a locally positioned reporting platform with public pricing, Bulgarian-language UX, and a stronger anti-corruption / governance narrative than generic import tools.

Distinctive features

  • Bulgaria-native product with explicit local-law framing and local anti-corruption credibility
  • Public monthly pricing by employee band, which is still uncommon in this category
  • Live app endpoints for login and registration plus a real web-app shell at app.crsys.org
  • map[Publicly described multi-channel intake:web form, telephone, and in-person meeting]
  • Site and app bundle show Bulgarian and English language support

Add-ons and conditions

Costs or terms not included in the headline price.

  • Commercial conversion is still contact-led even though pricing is public
  • Hosting location is not disclosed; the site only claims hosting to PCI DSS, ISO 27001:2013, and ISO 9001:2015 standards
  • The legal explainer says anonymous written reports do not initiate proceedings, which weakens the practical anonymity story for Bulgarian buyers

Notable

  • This is the clearest Bulgaria-native software entry I found. The commercial site does not stop at advisory copy: it exposes public pricing, LOGIN and REGISTRATION links to app.crsys.org, and a distinct product identity rather than just a law-firm service page.
  • Public positioning is tightly local. The site repeatedly cites the Bulgarian whistleblowing act, frames the product as an internal channel for Bulgarian private and public organisations, and explicitly targets municipalities, private employers with 50+ staff, and certain regulated employers regardless of headcount.
  • The product story is unusually institutional for a local entrant. The public site says the system was created by Transparency International Bulgaria and Happy Company Ltd, while the domain and site policy are owned by "CONFIDENTIAL REPORTING SYSTEM" Ltd. in Sofia.
  • The pricing page is materially better than the usual Bulgaria market opacity: BGN 295, 395, 595, and 995 monthly bands by headcount, with onboarding support included. The catch is that the CTA still routes to /contact, so pricing is public but procurement is not fully self-serve.
  • The public legal explainer goes deeper than most brochureware. It spells out written and oral reports, phone and in-person channels, 7-day acknowledgement, 3-month feedback, and routing to the CPDP where relevant.
  • The live app shell is not empty marketing chrome. The public bundle exposes Bulgarian and English locale support and operational product strings such as public reporting pages, internal correspondence, forwarding to external institutions, hidden staff-only notes, deanonymisation requests, registration success, activation emails, and login history.
  • The main caveat is anonymity under Bulgarian law as presented on the vendor’s own site: anonymous written reports are listed, but the same explainer says proceedings cannot be initiated from them. For buyers who want a more absolutist anonymous-reporting stance, that matters.

Scoring review - 2026-04-23

Scored under the 25-criterion rubric v2 at access tier P (public pages, app shell, and public bundle inspection only; no reporter submission or handler account reviewed).

Base score: 20 / 50 in the Bulgaria context. Bulgaria country bonus: 4 / 6.

CategoryScoreMax
A. Legal compliance516
B. Reporter experience (BG)610
C. Handler experience510
D. Security28
E. Commercial26

What lifts Confidential Reporting System up: it is the only Bulgaria-native entrant with strong public local-law framing, public price bands, and a live software surface that exposes more than a contact form. The app bundle also shows real handler-side mechanics such as status buckets, hidden notes, and correspondence modes.

What caps it: the trust and commercial layers are still thinner than the best imported SaaS tools. Hosting country is undisclosed, onboarding still routes through contact, and the vendor’s own legal explainer weakens the anonymity story by saying anonymous written reports do not initiate proceedings.

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Frequently asked questions about Confidential Reporting System

Answers derived from vendor-published materials dated on this page.

Is Confidential Reporting System suitable for SMEs under 250 employees?
Confidential Reporting System does not publish entry-tier pricing, so SME buyers need to request a quote to assess fit. Procurement is demo_first. Bulgarian employers and municipalities that want a locally positioned reporting platform with public pricing, Bulgarian-language UX, and a stronger anti-corruption / governance narrative than generic import tools.
Which national whistleblower laws does Confidential Reporting System explicitly reference?
Confidential Reporting System explicitly cites the following national transpositions of Directive 2019/1937 in its public materials: Bulgaria (Act on Protection of Persons Reporting or Publicly Disclosing Information on Breaches / ZZLPSPOIN), EU Directive 2019/1937. Absence from this list does not mean the platform can't be used in other EU jurisdictions — all 27 member states have transposed the Directive. Verify jurisdictional fit with the vendor directly.
Does Confidential Reporting System process whistleblower report content with AI?
No — Confidential Reporting System does not process report content with AI or machine translation per its vendor materials. Verify the vendor's subprocessor list to confirm no downstream AI processing occurs.

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