Slack Anonymous Messaging and Whistleblowing

Anonymous Slack Messages & Replies

Allow Slack team members to post, reply and give karma anonymously

Authors can show a Slack usergroup they belong to

Posts with negative karma are hidden

Repliers are distinguished by pseudonyms

Moderated by AI. Directly in Slack!

Anonymous content is analyzed for its sentiment and perspective and only then it is sent through Slack

Slack admins can set the workspace limits and add additional AI models

Supports analysis of over 100 languages

Anonymous Slack Polls and Pulse Surveys

Allow Slack team members to poll and vote anonymously

Wide variety of pulse survey templates is available

Polls are real-time generated images - perfect for embedding in emails and presentations

Weekly Triggers

Periodically ask for open and anonymous feedback in selected channels

Intended to be used for weekly AMA, Townhall and All Hands sessions, but feel free to be creative!

Whistleblower Hotline for Anonymous and Confidential Feedback

Whispers allows anyone from your Slack team to post anonymously (or not) in a private channel that is only accessible to a priviliged few (e.g. a whistleblowing hotline)

Allows the creation of private suggestion boxes - to raise concers or sensetive issues - e.g. #whisper-to-hr, #whisper-to-executives etc.

A thread allows both the whisperer and recipients to convene pseudonymously

Anonymous Peer Recognitions

Allow Slack team members to recognize, praise or give Kudos to others

AI is used to verify that the recognition is of positive sentiment

Admins can set the amount of allowed positive sentiment

Members can't give shoutouts to themselves

Shoutouts are real-time generated images - easily embedded anywhere images are supported

Limit Anonymity to Specific Channels

Admins can choose to allow usage of anonymity only in specific public or private channels

Only members of an allowed private channel can use anonymity there

Perfect for suggestion box, Ask Me Anything (AMA) and townhall channels

Highly Configurable

Admins can customize OpenSay to fit their Slack team's needs

Distributed teams may choose to limit anonymous feedback to specific languages

Karma & Flags thresholds can be set to allow unpopular opinions to be heard

HR may require only positive anonymous sentiment

Moderated by Team Effort

Team members can self-regulate anonymous messages by flagging a message as inappropriate

When a message reaches a threshold (3 by default) flag reports, the message is deleted and the flag reporters are mentioned (to avoid trolls)

When a message's Karma is below a threshold (0 by default) the message is hidden

Encouraging contrarian thoughts - admins can set the number of required flag reports and the Karma threshold

Easy Command Line Interface

Use the /anon command to launch OpenSay's menu