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An action is anything that can run against a piece of content or a user: rejecting a comment, blocking an author, sending a warning, removing a profile from your app. Each action is configurable, can carry a value (a reason, a category, a duration), and can fire a webhook so your application reacts in real time. Actions live in two flavors:

Content actions

Run on individual queue items. Built-in reject and allow, plus any custom actions you create — “Hide post”, “Send to legal”, “Flag for review”, etc.

Author actions

Run on the user behind the content. Built-in block, suspend, and enable, plus custom author-level actions like warnings or feature restrictions.

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How actions are used

  • In the dashboard. Moderators run actions from the queue or user detail pages. Custom actions appear alongside the built-ins.
  • Programmatically. Call the execute action endpoint to run any action — built-in or custom — against content or authors from your own systems.
  • As webhook triggers. Every action that runs fires a webhook event (queue_item.rejected, author.blocked, queue_item.action, etc.) so you can sync state back to your application.

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Built-in vs. custom

Built-in actions cover the common cases — rejecting content, blocking authors, and so on. If they don’t cover what you need, you can create custom actions to fit your workflow. Configure actions under Configure → Actions in the dashboard.

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What’s next

Content actions

Reject, allow, and custom item-level actions.

Author actions

Block, suspend, enable, and custom user-level actions.

Webhooks

Receive real-time events when actions run.