On 27 November 2025, Whispli hosted its international user community in Paris for one of its two key yearly gatherings centred on ethics, compliance and the management of internal reports.
Delegates from large global companies spanning security, finance, industry, energy, retail and services attended the event for a day of exchanges, insights and collective problem solving.
At the iconic InterContinental Paris Le Grand, participants were able to discuss their methods, compare their structures and discover how fellow organisations navigate increasing challenges linked to transparency, risk management and investigations.
Inspiring Insights and a Committed Ecosystem
Sylvain Mansotte, Whispli’s CEO, launched the day by reaffirming how essential whistleblowing frameworks are to internal trust and sound governance. He stressed that in a regulatory landscape that continues to tighten, relying on a secure, adaptable and user-friendly platform has become a requirement rather than a differentiator.
The Product and Customer Success teams followed with an overview of Whispli’s major enhancements, demonstrating how the platform keeps strengthening to meet the operational needs of organisations.
The teams introduced several notable new features, including:
- The SOC 2 Type II certification, confirming that Whispli meets the highest international standards for security and operational control
- The new non-anonymous reporting module, designed to confidently manage declarations such as conflicts of interest, gifts and hospitality, and security incidents
- The upcoming 2026 features, with a particular focus on AI capabilities designed to support investigation teams
Through these demonstrations, participants were able to understand how Whispli positions itself as a strategic solution for structuring a robust, high-performing and fully documented alert management system.
An Insightful Client Testimonial
A highlight of the morning was the case study shared by Verisure, the European leader in alarm monitoring. Sabrina Sturion, Group Ethics Officer, presented in detail how the company manages internal reports across 17 countries and 12 languages, and how Whispli fits into this global framework to:
- optimise the intake and categorisation of alerts
- ensure a coherent and impartial distribution of cases through automated workflows
- structure the end-to-end investigation process
- provide complete traceability, essential for governance and internal audits
Her contribution offered a very concrete look at how the platform is used in practice and the central role it plays in strengthening the maturity of Verisure’s compliance program.
An Expert Session on Internal Investigations
In the afternoon, participants attended an in-depth session led by international law firm Norton Rose Fulbright. Christian Dargham and Rita Nader-Guéroult provided a detailed overview of best practices in:
- conducting interviews
- remediation and corrective measures
- communication with stakeholders
- evidence management
- and the legal risks associated with internal investigations
This highly educational and interactive session gave participants concrete guidance to strengthen their practices and anticipate regulatory expectations, particularly within the European and French frameworks.
A strong feeling of community
The Customer Success, Product and Sales teams were present throughout the day to support participants and gather their feedback and comments.
Beyond the presentations, the event was an opportunity to strengthen a unique sense of community, shared by organisations committed to building cultures that are more ethical, safer and more transparent.
The conversations, the quality of the discussions and the level of engagement from everyone involved reflect a strong and dedicated professional network, deeply invested in compliance matters.
We warmly thank all participants, as well as our partners who joined us.
We are already looking forward to seeing you at the next event!
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