New Sourcegforge Project

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I just posted a new project on Sourceforge, called Anonymous Compliance Reporting.


Anonymous Compliance Reporting aims to be a solution for small organizations that desire to adhere to the corporate practice of providing a means for employees to report issues anonymously.

This project originated to provide a mechanism for my employers staff to report instances of compliance violation in the workplace, e.g. improper handling of PHI (Patient Health Information), HIPAA violations, and the like.

I took on the task of updating it recently, to a more robust "Web 2.0" application, adding JQuery, Ajax, and updated graphics.

It runs on both LAMP and WAMP servers.

Documentation is on this wiki https://sourceforge.net/p/anonrep/wiki/Home/ and in the README file in the download package.

The sample website is completely open to play with, the credentials are admin / password. Have fun!
Anonymous Compliance Reporting Web Site
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