<![CDATA[Revealing fraud is the responsibility of an auditor who possesses the expertise and skills needed to uncover occupational fraud. The whistleblowing system is used to prevent fraud, with the confidentiality of the whistleblower being protected, ensuring their safety. With the rapid development of technology, there are many tricks that fraudsters use to find loopholes in systems. Therefore, forensic accounting and investigative audit techniques must continuously improve in line with technological advancements to effectively uncover occupational fraud. This study uses a qualitative approach, with sample collection conducted through four stages: observation and analysis of research-related information, gathering relevant literature such as scholarly journals, identifying variables relevant to the research topic, and building a framework based on previous studies and related theories. The results, based on a literature review of several previous studies, show that whistleblowing systems, information technology, forensic accounting, and investigative audits influence the disclosure of occupational fraud.]]>
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