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Not having a community
Employees talk anyway, in ungoverned chats you cannot see or correct.
Dashboard module 03 — Moderation
Run a communitywithout losing control.
Every post in the organization, in one table. Automatic screening routes what needs attention. You choose the proportionate action.
01Every post screened02Flagged queue03Three controls
Moderation / Live workspaceLIVE
AI flaggedThree controls“What if someone posts something?”
The fear is rational. A post crosses a line on Friday afternoon, nobody sees it until Monday, and by then it has travelled further than anything published officially.
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Over-moderating
Delete visibly and posting stops within a fortnight.
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Moderating by hand
Someone scrolling daily is a salary spent hoping to catch something.
Flag. Review. Act.
Tawasol / Community ModerationLIVE QUEUE
Post goes live
Employee posts from the app.
Reminder: system maintenance today from 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM.
Automatic screening
Content containing inappropriate language routes to the flagged queue.
“This is the worst service I have ever experienced. Totally unacceptable.”
Language risk HighHuman review required
Moderator reviews
Filter to flagged and read in context.
OKOmar KhalidQuestion · 2 reports
Anyone facing issues with the mobile app after the latest update?
Open context →Action taken
Show, hide, or block with confirmation before removal.
The Friday afternoon problem
A post crosses a line at four on Friday. Nobody sees it until Monday. By then it has travelled further than anything the organization has ever published officially.
Posts containing inappropriate language are routed to the flagged queue automatically — before an employee has to report it, and before the weekend.
Content enters
An employee posts from the mobile app.
Language detected
Inappropriate content routes to the flagged queue.
Ready for review
Post waits in the moderation queue with full context.
A person decides
Show, hide, or block applied by a human moderator.
Detection doesn’t wait
The queue collects flagged items whether or not a moderator is logged in.
A queue, not a feed
Filtering to flagged posts turns daily monitoring into a 5-minute task.
AI flags. A person decides.
Nothing is deleted automatically. No employee is restricted by an algorithm.
A queue, not an endless feed.
One table holds everything
Author, timestamp, type, full content, live counts and reports.
Filter to what needs you
Flagged, shown or hidden, narrowed by date range.
Every post screened
Content passes through automatic screening as it enters the community. Inappropriate language routes to the flagged queue without waiting for a report.
Hide, show or block
Three controls are available on every post.
Restrict repeat offenders
One toggle removes posting rights platform-wide.
Control stays with the moderator.
Three controls on every post, applied by a person and visible in the same moderation table.
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Hide, show or block
Three controls on every post.
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Filter to what needs you
Flagged, shown or hidden, by date range.
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Restrict repeat offenders
One toggle removes posting rights platform-wide.
Four communities where visibility changes the risk.
Audit-visible queue
Every post, report and moderator decision remains visible and reversible.
AI-first triage
Flagging narrows thousands of posts to the handful requiring a human decision.
Proportionate control
Hide, restore or restrict without turning one dispute into a dead community.
A safer opening
The safety layer exists before open posting begins, making approval easier.
The questions worth asking
“Employees will see this as surveillance”
Administrative visibility over an internal community is expected. What matters is that action stays proportionate and controlled.
“Our moderators don’t have time”
They do not need to watch the feed continuously. Automatic screening surfaces what matters; the filters isolate that queue.
“What if AI flags something harmless?”
It flags, it does not act. A human reads it in context and decides.
“What if something is removed unfairly?”
A moderator can use Show to return a hidden post to the feed. The control remains human and visible in the same moderation table.
Practical answers.
Yes, with author, content, type and engagement counts.
No. It is restorable.
Yes, platform-wide, with one toggle.
It flags. Humans decide.
Yes, alongside flagged, shown and hidden.
Live, not slides
See the queue in action.
We will show the table, filters, and what happens when a post gets flagged.