In June 2024, eGlue obtained ISO 37001:2016 certification, the international standard for anti-bribery management systems. This significant milestone demonstrates our ongoing commitment to ensuring transparency, fairness, and accountability in our business activities at all levels.
What is ISO 37001 and why it matters
The ISO 37001 standard defines the requirements for adopting a management system aimed at preventing and combating bribery, both internal and external to the organization. It is a globally recognized standard that helps companies structure policies, controls, and procedures capable of:
- preventing the risk of active and passive bribery
- promoting an ethical corporate culture
- protecting the company’s reputation
- strengthening the trust of partners, customers, and stakeholders.
Achieving this certification, accredited by Accredia, demonstrates that eGlue has implemented a system compliant with the highest international standards in terms of compliance.
A concrete commitment to ethics and sustainability
Combating bribery is not just a regulatory matter: it is a fundamental lever for sustainable, inclusive, and responsible economic development. In a context where companies are called to respond not only to the logic of profit but also to ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) criteria, ISO 37001 certification represents a further step toward transparency and corporate social responsibility.
Added value for our customers
For our customers, this certification is an objective indicator of the reliability and solidity of our internal processes. Choosing eGlue means being able to rely on a partner that operates according to ethical principles, reduces reputational risk, and guarantees high quality and compliance standards.
Toward increasingly solid governance
ISO 37001 certification joins eGlue’s other existing management systems in the areas of quality, information security, and sustainability. It is an integral part of our strategy to strengthen corporate governance and fits into our journey supporting the Twin Transition—digital and sustainable—of Italian businesses.
