Immediate access to a confidential advisor

For situations that are too sensitive for HR, and too important to ignore. Give your employees a safe, trusted outlet.

Trusted by 1,500+ organisations of all sizes

Prevent risks with a confidential advisor

Toxic behaviour, tension or boundary-crossing conduct often go unnoticed, until they escalate. A confidential counsellor helps to prevent that. Employees can speak up safely and without judgement. No pressure. No consequences.

✔ Part of responsible leadership

Creating a safe culture takes more than good intentions. A confidential counsellor is a key step.

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✔ A trusted outlet for employees

Some concerns don’t fit with HR or a manager. This is a place where everything can be said.

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✔ Lower risk of absenteeism and conflicts

When people feel heard, frustrations are less likely to build up.

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What does a confidential advisor do?

employee wellbeing

✔ Listens without judgement

Employees can share concerns in full confidentiality, without fear of consequences.

✔ Conflict guidance

Support in handling and resolving workplace tension or conflicts.

✔ Advice and guidance

Help with mediation, internal resolution, or formal complaints if needed.

✔ Raises awareness

Guidance on how to address behaviour, set boundaries, and act when things go wrong.

See the impact, help your organisation thrive

74%

of OpenUp users feel more productive at work.

84%

feel better prepared for future challenges.

82%

recover faster from personal setbacks.

What HR professionals say about OpenUp

From startups to multinationals, over 1,500 organisations trust OpenUp. With 95% positive feedback, our customers say it best.

“What we love about OpenUp is how accessible and anonymous it is. Everyone can sign up and have a conversation whenever they need it.”

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Letitia Louwerse DEPT
750
employees

“We see our employees actively using OpenUp and they rate the psychologist support an average of 9 out of 10.”

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Tessa Knijnenburg ChannelEngine
9/10
Employee Rating

“With OpenUp’s platform, employees can speak to a professional in their preferred language within 48 hours. Truly excellent.”

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Lianne de Vries TicketSwap
9,2/10
Satisfaction Score

“OpenUp allows us to offer this service across all 20 countries where we have offices, in multiple languages.”

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Bernadette Werner FlixSE
20
Locations

Frequently asked questions

What does a confidential advisor do?

A confidential advisor supports employees when they report or raise concerns about inappropriate behaviour, such as:

  • Aggression and violence
  • Sexual harassment or unwanted advances
  • Bullying
  • Discrimination

What’s the difference between a session with a confidential advisor and a psychologist if both are certified psychologists?

The confidential advisor supports employees with work-related issues, such as conflicts or inappropriate behaviour. Our psychologists offer broader support on mental well-being topics. Both services are available, depending on the employee’s specific needs.

When should you refer employees to a confidential advisor?

Managers and HR can refer employees in the following situations:

  • Intimidation or bullying (physical, verbal, or emotional)
  • Discrimination
  • Workplace conflicts
  • Unsafe working environment
  • Unfair treatment
  • Ethical dilemmas

Does HR have access to individual sessions?

No, all conversations remain strictly confidential unless an employee explicitly agrees to share certain information or if a critical issue requires escalation.

What does a confidential advisor do?

A confidential advisor supports employees when they report or raise concerns about inappropriate behaviour, such as:

  • Aggression and violence
  • Sexual harassment or unwanted advances
  • Bullying
  • Discrimination

What’s the difference between a session with a confidential advisor and a psychologist if both are certified psychologists?

The confidential advisor supports employees with work-related issues, such as conflicts or inappropriate behaviour. Our psychologists offer broader support on mental well-being topics. Both services are available, depending on the employee’s specific needs.

When should you refer employees to a confidential advisor?

Managers and HR can refer employees in the following situations:

  • Intimidation or bullying (physical, verbal, or emotional)
  • Discrimination
  • Workplace conflicts
  • Unsafe working environment
  • Unfair treatment
  • Ethical dilemmas

Does HR have access to individual sessions?

No, all conversations remain strictly confidential unless an employee explicitly agrees to share certain information or if a critical issue requires escalation.

Book your demo

Ready to introduce a Confidential Advisor to your organisation?

  • Schedule a 30-minute call with our team.

  • Discover how we can improve mental well-being in your workplace.

  • No obligations, just a simple way to learn how it works.

Trusted by 1,500+ organisations