Before you file — how this is handled

Who is reporting this?
Use the name people know you by here, so the report can be matched to you if it needs following up.
The lead managers handling this will see it as “Anonymous” — your name is hidden from them. The owner can still see who filed it. This hides you from the people working the case, not from the agency's owner.
Optional — only if you'd rather be reached somewhere other than the usual channels.
What happened?
Include everyone involved. If you don't know a name, describe the person and their role as precisely as you can.
At least 30 characters (0 so far).
Optional — leave blank if it is ongoing or you're unsure.
Screenshots or PDFs, up to 5 files, 4.0 MB in total. Large screenshots are shrunk automatically before sending.
Normally the owner and the lead managers both read reports. Tick this and it goes to the owner alone — no lead manager will see it, or even know it exists. Use it when your concern involves a lead manager, or is serious enough that you want it kept that tight.

By submitting this report you are testifying that everything in it is true to the best of your knowledge. Knowingly filing a false report is itself misconduct and will carry a penalty.