Trusted leader of independent third party anonymous hotline services since 1999
report it® Classroom Connect is a powerful and simple to use smartphone platform that helps students, staff and visitors instantly engage with school officials and security partners, all from a single app. Whether it be bullying, social media observations, security threats or suspicious activity concerns, report it® alerts the right people anonymously and confidentially.
As we observe on a daily basis, students are becoming more and more proactive as it relates to their safety and the safety of others. Students may encounter a situation, in school or on social media, that raises concerns. They may be unconformable reporting it in-person due to fear of retribution.
report it® provides a quick and easy-to-use platform to escalate concerns directly to school designated report recipients, anonymously, confidently and discreetly, in real-time, right from their smartphone.
Improve Your Entire Campus Community Environment with Campus Connect
Since 1999 report it® has been providing anonymous tip line services to the education community K-12 as well as colleges and universities. Our Campus Connect solution uses a Smartphone platform that greatly expands on our traditional tip line service by putting the power of report it® into the hands of every student and visitor to your campus that has a Smartphone or web mobile device.
The report it® solution makes it easy for users to create a report and attach a photo or video and location coordinates with the assurance that the information is elevated to the proper authority in real time. With report it® once the report is acted upon, the information can then be viewed, managed or imported into any incident management system utilized by the institution. Importantly, report it® is always secure, anonymous and totally confidential.
Now in the heart of NYC - Time Square, report it helps people do something when they see something.
On this #GunViolenceAwarenessDay @ATFKansasCity joins with our law enforcement partners to ask those who have information on violent gun crime to report what they know. Some times the smallest piece of info is what it takes to find justice for a family struggling with loss
