Ethics and Compliance

Our Ethics and Anti-corruption policy

Ethics is not only a legal topic, it plays a key role in our values and DNA, and we aim at creating a culture of compliance within OVHcloud teams and our third parties.
For the last few years, OVHcloud has been deploying its compliance program in line with our culture and with the commitment of our top management.
Our Code of Ethics, Supplier Code of Conduct, Anti-Corruption Policy and our whistleblowing platform define part of our prevention and detection measures to address corruption risks and bring our best practices to our third parties.

« When I founded OVHcloud in 1999, I wanted to build a different kind of company. A company in which everyone is free to express their talents to boost innovation and benefit our customers.

This mindset is at the heart of the company, and integral to our organisation. The OVHcloud mindset is more than just a set of values. It lies within a particular ethical framework that guides both our internal interactions, and our external relationships. »

Octave Klaba - Founder of OVHcloud

Since ethics are integral to our DNA, the OVHcloud’s commitment to this matter is all the more important. That’s why we are taking advantage of the French law on transparency, anti-corruption and economic modernisation, known as Sapin II, to formalise our practices and implement our anti-corruption policy. This approach enables us to share our vision of the company today, and imagine its future development..

Our policy is based on 5 measures:

  • Adoption of a zero tolerance policy against corruption
  • Integrating anti-corruption into our procedures and policies
  • Implementation of the anti-corruption compliance program through independent and autonomous compliance governance.
  • Awareness raising and communication of our policy
  • Our strong commitment to fight any act of corruption, unethical and illegal behaviour.
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OVHcloud Anticorruption Policy

Our Code of Ethics

Our Code of Ethics has special significance for the entire OVHcloud ecosystem. We have draft this document because we wanted to share our values, and were conscious of the role we had to play in promoting a responsible business environment. The work allows us to set in stone the way we have always behaved, not because it’s written down, but because it’s part of the OVHcloud mindset.

Why we are implementing this code of ethics?

  • To share our vision of work and business with the widest possible audience
  • To continue developing internationally and in new markets
  • To consolidate our organization in line with the group’s maturity
  • To strenghthen the role of compliance in our development

Who the code is for ?

Our Code of Ethics is a tool to raise awareness, and is freely available to everyone.

Covering a variety of topics, our Code of Ethics protects and raises awareness among everyone within OVHcloud.

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OVHcloud code of Ethics

As society progresses, ethical values change. We keep pace with societal changes, so that we can grow together and remain a leader in these matters.

OVHcloud Whistleblowing platform : ROGER

« ROGER » stands for Respect OVHcloud Guidelines & Ethical Rules.

Our “ROGER” whistleblowing policy enables all our stakeholders, and in particular our employees, to declare any facts or behaviour found or illegal, unethical and/or dangerous, affecting the public interest, individuals or the company. These alerts are reported directly to our dedicated team in charge of Compliance, using a confidential and secure reporting platform.

Discover our associated documents

Some topics are subject to specific group policies, in addition to the Code of Ethics and the whistleblower platform.

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Code of conduct suppliers

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Gift and Entertainment Policy

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Human Rights Policy

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UK Modern Slavery Act Statement

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Group Policy on Lobbying and Responsible Influence

Our fight against illicit content

Transparency Report – EU Digital Services Act
This report is published in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 on Digital Services (hereinafter referred to as the "DSA").

In accordance with Article 15 of the DSA, this document aims to report on cooperation with the authorities of the European Union Member States and to present the actions implemented to address notifications of illegal content received.

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DSA transparency report for 2024

This report  covers the period from 17 February 2024 to 31 December 2024.

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DSA transparency report for 2024 (version in open format)

This report covers the period from 17 February 2024 to 31 December 2024.