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Got a funny feeling about fraud?Help your employees sniff out that funky fraud smell with this highly visual piece setting out red flags. Your team needs to feel empowered to use the “f” word—fraud. This guide provides solid examples of behaviors that just...Log in for pricing
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Give this, not that (never OK version)Use this highly visual guide to empower your team to easily identify what's an acceptable gift and what's never allowed. With examples drawn from the 2012 DOJ guidance, this version works for companies that ban cash, cash-equivalent, and high-value...Log in for pricing
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Give this, not that (pre-approval version)Use this highly visual guide to empower your team to easily identify what's an acceptable gift, what needs approval, and what's never allowed. With examples drawn from the 2012 DOJ guidance, this version works for companies that allow cash,...Log in for pricing
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Going on a business trip? (Overseas travel checklist)This piece is famous for a reason! These simple to-do's prepare your international travelers how to be safe and ethical abroad, without getting mired in legal details. This checklist covers the trade control, cybersecurity, privacy, anticorruption,...Log in for pricing
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What is retaliation?This helpful graphic gives full color to retaliation by both giving examples and explaining what to do about it. Retaliation is more than someone getting fired–this piece helps folks know it when they see it.Log in for pricing
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Expense approval checklistGive your team an easy-to-understand checklist for walking through the major issues when approving expense reports. Proper approval of expenses requires thoughtful reflection about what, exactly, your organization is paying for—something not...Log in for pricing
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Non-retaliation for managers (Do this, not that)Do this, not that! Show your managers how—and how not—to address employees' ethics concerns effectively. Leveraging the learning power of contrasting pairs, this task-based piece walks managers through how to react when an employee raises an...Log in for pricing
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Before you approve that invoice, did you check for red flags?Your finance team isn’t conducting a forensic review of every invoice they receive; they’re just trying to keep the business running. Make it easy for them to spot red flags in invoices by showing them what they actually look...Log in for pricing
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We Play Fair: Anticorruption BasicsHelp employees understand how your anticorruption processes fit into the big picture with this overview infographic. Whether your anticorruption program is the pinnacle of best practices or just starting out, it’s critical that employees know how...Log in for pricing
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Working with a charity?Avoid risky donations—and the resulting effect on your company’s reputation—with this straightforward checklist of compliant charitable donations. This piece helps your employees think through the donations they’re considering...Log in for pricing
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Social Media for Sensitive ProjectsDon’t let your employees give away secret information for free. This handy decision tree shows employees the potential pitfalls of social media use while working on highly confidential matters. Postings pics, tagging coworkers/vendors, checking...Log in for pricing
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Is your third party expensing something unusual?Make spotting red flags involving third-party expenses super easy with this highly visual infographic. This piece includes both obvious red flags like jewelry and art as well as some less-obvious things like water bills and high discounts.Log in for pricing
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Received an Employee Concern?This elegant guide shows exactly where to go within the company when issues pop up: HR, compliance, or both. A lot of really smart managers and employees don’t know the difference between HR and compliance—the two teams’...Log in for pricing
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Assessing Conflicts of InterestThis helpful one-pager gives HR professionals an easy way to assess whether a business decision raises red flags due to a conflict of interest. This off-the-shelf version guides them through both relationships and financial interests that may create a...Log in for pricing
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Competitive Information: New Hire ScreeningHiring someone from a competitor? You've got risks. This guide breaks down responsibilities and tasks to make sure everyone is coordinated—and it works as a record for due diligence, too! In the rush to hire someone, it’s easy to forget that...Log in for pricing
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Before a service provider starts workShow your team the basics—and importance—of vetting service providers and obtaining proper documentation before work begins. Whether it be control for anticorruption, fraud, or sanction screening, it’s the same idea: don’t have...Log in for pricing
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Non-retaliation for managersEnsure your managers know how to address employee concerns with this helpful go-to guide. We love contrasting examples—they’re extraordinarily powerful in helping people learn appropriate behavior. Here, this approach is used to show your...Log in for pricing
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This is a third party (definition version)The concept of government intermediaries can be complicated. Enable your employees to understand who "third parties" are and why they're important to identify. This piece lives between our simple graphic on uniformed third parties and our more complex...Log in for pricing
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Going to a conference or industry event?Stumbling into antitrust issues isn't fun at all, especially at conferences or trade shows. Get your team ready for how to handle those situations with this graphic reference that reduces the complexity of antitrust obligations into a simple flow of what...Log in for pricing
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What can you give to a government official?Based DOJ guidance on the FCPA, this explainer breaks down how to think about what is appropriate to give folks in government. Contrasting examples are used to highlight what are truly acceptable gifts and entertainment when government officials are...Log in for pricing
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Conflicts of InterestMake sure your employees know what's a conflict of interest—and, just as important, what to do about it. It’s too easy for folks to just “go with their gut” about potential conflicts. This piece uses simple icons to explain when...Log in for pricing
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If it's disclosed, it can be managedEveryone thinks they can manage their own conflicts. Use this graphic piece to help your team identify and disclose all conflicts, all while reducing the stigma of doing so. One of employees’ core misunderstandings about conflicts of interests is...Log in for pricing
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Would you trade on it?This graphic guide simplifies the types of information that should be protected to avoid insider trading. Without getting too far in the weeds of securities terminology (woof), this piece highlights common categories of material non-public...Log in for pricing
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Insider Trading BasicsGordon Gekko may think that greed is good, but your company doesn't when it comes to insider trading. Educate your employees on the basics with this graphic piece. Aimed at a general audience, this piece lays out three common categories of material...Log in for pricing
