Requirement shortlists

Ethics software by requirement

Shortlists built from a single procurement requirement (EU hosting, a published price, no sales call, no AI on report content) across every platform in the directory.

Last updated 13 November 2026. Each page applies exactly one requirement.

Ethics and compliance tools

9 requirements, 15 platforms

Most shortlists start from one non-negotiable requirement rather than from a category. Each page below applies exactly one, states how many platforms survive it, and shows the evidence for each.

Ethics platforms hosting data in the EU

The vendor names an EU country where report data is stored.

8 of 15 platforms qualify

Ethics software with published pricing

An entry price appears on the vendor's own website.

4 of 15 platforms qualify

Ethics software you can buy without a sales call

You can open an account and evaluate the product yourself.

2 of 15 platforms qualify

ISO 27001 certified ethics platforms

A current ISO 27001 certificate is published, with scope stated.

12 of 15 platforms qualify

Ethics platforms with a conflicts-of-interest register

Conflicts declarations are collected, reviewed and retained in the product.

3 of 15 platforms qualify

Ethics platforms with a gifts and hospitality register

Gifts, hospitality and entertainment are declared and approved in the product.

2 of 15 platforms qualify

Ethics platforms with no published AI processing

Report content does not pass through a published AI feature.

12 of 15 platforms qualify

Ethics platforms that document the EU Whistleblowing Directive

Directive 2019/1937 is referenced on the product or legal pages.

10 of 15 platforms qualify

Ethics platforms with a public API

A documented API lets cases reach an existing GRC or case system.

6 of 15 platforms qualify

AI governance

0 requirements, 0 platforms

Most shortlists start from one non-negotiable requirement rather than from a category. Each page below applies exactly one, states how many platforms survive it, and shows the evidence for each.

Supply-chain due diligence

0 requirements, 0 platforms

Most shortlists start from one non-negotiable requirement rather than from a category. Each page below applies exactly one, states how many platforms survive it, and shows the evidence for each.

A requirement is a filter, not a verdict

Surviving a requirement means the vendor publishes evidence that it meets it. Failing one does not mean the product is bad; it usually means the vendor has not published the fact, which is a question to put to the vendor rather than a reason to exclude it.

The rubric behind the requirement pages is published in full, with the point scale, review scopes and the criteria that were deliberately left out. Read the scoring rules.