Independent councillor Brian McCabe, who represents Denny and Banknock, has been asked to attend the hearing later this year.
The watchdog responsible for councillors' conduct is to hold a hearing after a complaint was made about a Falkirk councillor.
The online hearing - which will be livestreamed but not recorded - was called following a report by the Ethical Standards Commissioner .The ESC investigated a complaint that Cllr McCabe has breached the councillors' code of conduct, which sets out the standards that members must apply when undertaking their council duties.
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