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What it looks like

These screens show the current TypVault beta, in the order a tip travels: the reporter, the program, and the agency that receives it. The experience may change as testing continues.

The first screen a reporter sees when submitting a tip.

Figure 1. The first screen a reporter sees.

The tip intake form as the reporter fills it in.

Figure 2. What the tip form asks for.

The step where a reporter adds photos or video.

Figure 3. Adding a photo or a video to a tip.

The reporter’s conversation view after returning with their code.

Figure 4. The reporter returns with their code and sees the conversation.

The operator workspace with the tip queue and an open tip.

Figure 5. The program’s queue, with one tip open.

The audit trail panel for a tip, listing each read.

Figure 6. Who has opened a tip, and when.

The call-center screen used while taking a tip by phone.

Figure 7. The screen a call-taker uses during a call.

The rewards screen.

Figure 8. Where a program records and pays rewards.

The retention settings screen.

Figure 9. How long a program keeps things, set by the program.

The insights screen with program-level counts.

Figure 10. What the program is seeing over time.

A tip as seen in the receiving agency’s portal.

Figure 11. What a receiving agency sees for a tip routed to it.

If your program’s screens look different from what’s pictured here, ask your program administrator — programs and versions vary.