The UCF IntegrityLine is a secure reporting system administered by an independent third party. The IntegrityLine is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and is available at the IntegrityLine website, or by calling 1-855-877-6049 toll-free. The third party case management system provides individuals who may be reluctant to report suspected misconduct through university administrative or central offices a way to report with complete anonymity. The Internet portal never identifies a visitor and deletes the internet address so that anonymity is preserved. Callers are not traced or recorded.
IntegrityLine reports are processed by the third party and sent to the University Compliance and Ethics Office to address appropriately. All reports will be reviewed, investigated when appropriate, and responded to as discreetly and promptly as possible.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION ABOUT SEEKING WHISTLE-BLOWER STATUS
If you are NOT reporting anonymously and are seeking whistle-blower status under the “Florida Whistle-blower’s Act”, please file your report directly with University Audit. You can send an email to audit@ucf.edu or call University Audit directly at 407-823-2889.
If whistle-blower status is granted based on the nature of your complaint, your name and identity are permanently exempted from public record. This status will only be granted IF your complaint reaches the threshold required to meet criteria for whistle-blower status as defined by ss. 112.3187– 112.31895, Florida Statutes.
Please note that the statute sets a high qualification standard based on the impact of your allegations and not everyone who requests this status will receive it. For more information about whistle-blower status, please see UCF Policy 2-010 Whistle-blower Determination and Investigation Policy.
For our Spanish speaking employees who prefer to submit a report using the UCF IntegrityLine, please dial the toll-free number 1-855-877-6049 to reach a Spanish speaker who will assist you with submitting your report.
THE INTEGRITYLINE IS NOT A 911 OR EMERGENCY SERVICE
Reports submitted through the UCF IntegrityLine may not receive an immediate response. If you require emergency assistance, please contact your local authorities or call 911.
Please do not use the IntegrityLine to report:
- Traffic Violations – Report these violations to the UCF Police Department
- Criminal Activity – Report this type of activity to the UCF Police Department
- Complaints about Grades/Homework – Discuss these types of complaints with the professor/department/college or use the grade appeal process
- Issues with Bus/Shuttle Service – Report these issues to UCF Parking Services
For more information about what should be reported, how to submit a report and what happens after you submit a report, watch the IntegrityLine tutorial.
Our Commitment
The University of Central Florida is committed to a culture of integrity, compliance, and accountability that encourages the highest standards of ethical behavior. Members of the university community are expected to conduct all university activities and business in an honest, ethical, and lawful manner. When members of the university community become aware of or have reason to suspect university activities and business are not conducted according to these expectations, UCF expects and encourages members of the university community to speak up.
Privacy and Security
You have the option to remain anonymous when submitting an IntegrityLine report. The third party will not collect personally identifying information and callers are not recorded or traced. The third party does not generate or maintain any internal connection logs with IP addresses and deletes the internet address so that anonymity is preserved.
If you decide to provide your identity, every effort will be made by University Compliance and Ethics to keep your identity confidential. The university will not tolerate retaliation. If you file a report and feel like you are experiencing retaliation as a result, contact University Compliance and Ethics immediately.
Follow-up
After submitting your report, you will receive a unique code referred to as a “report key.” You will use this report key along with the password of your choosing to return to the IntegrityLine system through the website or telephone in 5-6 business days. This allows you the opportunity to review follow-up questions, submit more information about the incident, or receive a status update.