Citizens fear retaliation when reporting bribery
A paper complaint book is right there next to the officer being complained about. Anonymous QR reporting strips that fear — IP is destroyed at the CDN, the officer has no way to identify the citizen.
Place a QR at every counter, every block, every cabin. Citizens scan, report a grievance anonymously, and the system escalates it through your hierarchy — with a tracking reference they can check from home. Built for the way Indian public services actually operate.
A paper complaint book is right there next to the officer being complained about. Anonymous QR reporting strips that fear — IP is destroyed at the CDN, the officer has no way to identify the citizen.
A rude clerk, a 4-hour wait, a missing form — they rarely surface until a viral tweet. QR-based capture turns every counter into a real-time service-quality sensor.
Citizens jump to CPGRAMS because they don't trust internal channels. Unnmute gives you an internal anonymous channel with audit trail — solve it before it becomes a central-government statistic.
Per-counter QRs route per-counter issues. The PIO sees only what's escalated up — not every minor complaint.
Citizens get a tracking code they can check at unnmute.com/track. Trust through transparency.
One QR per counter means citizen complaints are location-tagged automatically.
Multi-level routing matches the way grievance committees expect tickets to progress.
The single biggest reason citizens don't report bribery is fear of retaliation. Unnmute removes it.
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Yes. Every submission gets a public reference code. Citizens can check status at unnmute.com/track without revealing identity — they only need the code itself.
No — it sits in front of it. Use Unnmute as your internal pre-CPGRAMS layer so most grievances are resolved before they need to escalate to central government.
Submission forms support Unicode — citizens can type in any Indian language. The dashboard preserves the original text for the handling officer to read directly.
Yes. All data resides in AWS Mumbai (ap-south-1) by default, aligning with DPDPA data-residency expectations for public sector deployments.
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