Transparency Reporting
Every government data request your team handles in Kodex becomes a number you can publish. Reports and dashboards generate from the work itself — no spreadsheets, no reconstruction, no quarter-end scramble.
The legal and compliance teams at the world's largest crypto exchanges, banks, and telcos handle every law enforcement request through Kodex.
The old way
If requests live in inboxes, ticket queues, and a seventeen-tab spreadsheet, every report is a reconstruction project.
Six months of legal process, reassembled by hand from email threads and attachments. Days of work to answer one question: what did we receive?
Hand-counted totals drift. And every question about a number you can't trace — from regulators, users, or your own board — costs days to answer.
The person reconstructing last year's requests is the person who should be working this year's. Reporting shouldn't compete with the work it reports on.
How it works
Transparency reporting isn't another workflow. It's what falls out of the one you already run in Kodex.
Verified intake, structured cases, secure productions — every request through one front door, every action on the record.
You're already doing this part.Every case becomes structured data: legal process, case nature, jurisdiction, response time, production outcome. No one keeps a tally. The platform is the tally.
An audit-ready transparency report — branded to your company, exportable, ready for your trust page. Plus live dashboards for the team behind it.
No input required from your team.Zero effort by design
Requests by legal process. By country. By case nature. Response times and production outcomes. The breakdowns your trust page expects — compiled from the work itself, not reconstructed at quarter-end.
Requests by country
Numbers you can defend
Your report is only as trustworthy as your intake. Kodex verifies every requester against the network before a request ever reaches your queue — so the numbers you publish summarize legal process, not noise.
Case record
From cost center to trust asset
The transparency report is the only part of this work the outside world ever sees — make it effortless and exact. And behind it, live dashboards give your team what it never had: numbers that show the workload, not just survive it.
Operational overview
These reports are completely automated, no input required from your team. Simply using the platform, these reports get generated.
HOW KODEX TALKS ABOUT REPORTING
Before teams switch
Request counts broken down by legal process, country, and case nature, alongside response-time and production statistics — the disclosures a modern trust page is expected to carry. Dashboards add operational views: volume trends, resolution times, and team workload.
Yes. Generation is automatic — publishing is yours. Nothing goes public until your team reviews it and puts it there.
Reports are white-label — your company's name and look on the output, ready for your trust page or a regulator's desk.
Requests handled outside Kodex aren't counted automatically. That's exactly why teams route everything through the portal — one front door means one authoritative record, and nothing to reconcile at reporting time.
Transparency Reporting
See the reports and dashboards on a custom demo — before your next reporting season.
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