Spain’s Law 2/2023

An internal reporting channel for applying Spain’s Law 2/2023.

Receive anonymous reports, assign ownership and status, monitor deadlines and retain the history of each investigation. TalentoHQ provides the tools; the organization remains responsible for configuration and case management.

Law 2/2023Current Spanish legislation
50+Employees: generally required
7 daysAcknowledgement deadline
✓ No credit card✓ Configurable access✓ Cancel at any time

Receive and follow up internal reports.

TalentoHQ brings submission, assigned investigators, status and deadlines into one case. The organization must define its internal procedure, decide who may access each report and verify that the setup meets Law 2/2023 and applicable data-protection requirements.

Information, ownership and deadlines

Receive anonymous reports and manage each case.

The channel supports a documented workflow without replacing the judgment or legal responsibility of the people authorized to manage it.

01

Anonymous reporting

The form can be configured without mandatory identification. After submission, the reporting person receives a code for checking case status. Before publication, the organization should review requested information, access and protection measures.

AnonymousIdentification need not be mandatory
02

Investigation follow-up

Assign investigators, set dates, document findings and update status as the case progresses. The history retains the steps entered by authorized users.

TraceableDocumented status and actions
03

Deadline and document tracking

Record acknowledgement and investigation deadlines alongside the action history. The organization reviews each case and applies its own procedure.

7 daysMaximum acknowledgement period
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A reporting person can describe the issue and attach supporting documents using the categories configured by the organization.

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Authorized investigators can review status, deadlines, ownership and the recorded action history.

How it works

From submission to closure in five documented steps.

The reporting person submits information and follows status with their code. Authorized users record ownership, dates and actions until the case is closed.

  1. 1

    Configure the channel

    Set categories, responsible people and internal deadlines, then review the procedure, access and information shown to reporting people.

  2. 2

    The reporting person submits information

    The form can operate without mandatory identification and returns a code for checking status.

  3. 3

    Acknowledge receipt

    The system records and confirms receipt; the responsible person monitors the applicable seven-day deadline.

  4. 4

    Investigate and follow up

    The assigned person reviews the report and records dates, actions, findings and supporting material.

  5. 5

    Resolve and close

    Record the outcome, update the visible status and retain the actions entered during the investigation.

Status, deadlines, attachments and history in one case.

The history retains ownership, dates and recorded actions, helping authorized people review the file when the organization keeps its procedure and documentation current.

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Benefits

Clear information for reporting people and investigators.

The channel is useful when the organization defines who receives reports, how each case is investigated and what information is retained.

Legal process

Configure ownership, deadlines and access to support the internal procedure. The organization verifies its compliance with Law 2/2023 and data-protection rules.

Trust in the channel

A clearly explained and carefully managed route helps people understand how concerns can be raised and followed up.

Defined responsibility

Receiving a report in one place makes it easier to assign responsible people and decide the next step under the internal procedure.

Reviewable history

Status, owners, dates and recorded actions provide a clear account of how the case was managed.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about internal reporting channels in Spain.

Which organizations need an internal reporting channel?

Law 2/2023 generally requires companies with 50 or more employees and covers additional organizations specified by the legislation. Smaller companies may introduce a channel voluntarily.

Can suppliers, customers or former employees report?

The legislation covers people who learn of possible wrongdoing in a work or professional context, including employees, former employees, candidates, suppliers and contractors.

How does anonymous reporting work?

The form can be configured without mandatory identification and returns a code for checking status. The organization reviews the information requested, access and safeguards before publication.

How are deadlines managed?

TalentoHQ can record deadlines and issue reminders. The responsible person must review each date and act under the internal procedure.

Does the channel make us GDPR-compliant automatically?

No. TalentoHQ supports restricted access and case history. The organization defines the lawful basis, privacy information, retention and safeguards for its processing.

How much does it cost?

The internal reporting channel is included in TalentoHQ plans. Request a demo to review its configuration and check current pricing before subscribing.


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