Discord Reports

Discord Reports let members report users directly from your Discord server.

Reports are handled by your moderation team through private Discord channels and the YAWBDB panel.


👤 Member command

Members can use:

/report @user reason [note]

The report includes:

Common report reasons include spam, harassment, inappropriate content, threats, and other issues.


⏱️ Rate limits

Reports can be rate-limited per user.

For example, a server may allow a maximum number of reports per member per day.

This prevents abuse while still allowing members to contact staff when needed.


🔒 Private report channel

When a report is created, YAWBDB can open a private Discord channel for the report.

The channel is visible to:

The channel contains report details and action buttons for staff.


👮 Staff actions

Staff can update a report from Discord or the panel.

Common actions include:

When the report is resolved or dismissed, the reporter may keep read-only access to the channel history.


📥 Panel reports page

The Reports page lets staff review and manage reports from the web panel.

Staff can:


🔄 Bidirectional sync

Messages and status updates can sync between Discord and the panel.

Examples:

This lets staff work from the place they prefer.


ℹ️ /info command

Staff can use the /info command to look up moderation context for a user.

It can show information such as:


📧 Email notifications

Depending on preferences and roles, YAWBDB can send email notifications for new reports or report replies.

Users can control relevant email preferences from their profile.


👍 Recommended setup

  1. Enable Discord Reports.
  2. Configure the report category or channel behavior.
  3. Select staff roles.
  4. Configure a role to ping, if needed.
  5. Set the daily report limit.
  6. Submit a test report.

💡 Best practices