After you submit, the site shows a 16-digit access code:
The access code shown after submitting

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Why it matters

The access code is the only connection between you and your report. There is no account, no email, and no password reset — by design, so nothing links the report to you.
Save the code before leaving the page. If it’s lost, nobody — not the organisation, not the platform — can recover your report or the conversation. You would need to submit again.
Store it somewhere private: a password manager is ideal. Avoid leaving it in a work notebook, work email, or anywhere your employer could see it.

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Using the code

Return to the reporting site and enter the code under “Have you already submitted a report?” to:
  • Read replies from the people handling your report,
  • Answer their questions — they may need clarification to act,
  • Add information or evidence you didn’t have at first.
Check back every week or two, especially in the first month. Two-way contact is often the difference between a report that can be acted on and one that stalls — and it works without you ever revealing who you are.