Apply one policy across posts, profiles, comments, and links

Evaluate every social format without losing the author, visibility, community, or source context behind it. Use immediate decisions before publication or receive signed events for content processed in the background.

A social product can launch a new format in weeks and inherit years of moderation complexity overnight. Insion gives you reusable infrastructure around each format, so your team can concentrate on community policy and product experience.

Connect decisions across formats and accounts

Harassment in comments, violent images, doxxing in profiles, and spam links require different context but a connected response. Separate classifiers and reviewer tools fragment user history, increase manual work, and make every new format an engineering project. Delayed action leaves targets exposed; inconsistent action weakens confidence in your rules.

The long-term cost is the machinery around a decision: record state, account action, event delivery, exceptions, and appeals. Insion connects that lifecycle so content volume can grow without moderation infrastructure and review work growing at the same rate.

Preserve the context around each contribution

Apply the same moderation approach to:

• Posts, captions, short-form updates, and images
• Comments, replies, and quoted content
• Profile names, biographies, and avatars
• Shared links and promotional campaigns

Keep the content type, visibility, language, community, author, and original location attached to each result. This connects decisions across formats without flattening them into identical records.

Choose immediate or background moderation

Check public posts immediately when publication should wait. Evaluate profile changes or other lower-risk flows in the background. Both approaches use the same policy and retain the decision.

This lets product teams add a new content format without creating another standalone moderation process, while policy teams continue to manage rules centrally.

Allow reporting and counterspeech without allowing abuse

Hate and harassment, Violence, Self-harm, Privacy and doxxing, Spam, and Adult content provide relevant preset coverage. Custom rules describe the distinctions your community needs.

You might allow counterspeech, news reporting, and users documenting abuse while flagging targeted intimidation, publication of private contact details to mobilize harassment, and repeated engagement manipulation. Explicit context reduces blunt enforcement without turning every routine post into a manual review.

Turn one decision into the right social action

Insion keeps the content result and account history connected. Your product remains responsible for visibility, reach, access, notices, and any review experience offered to the user.

Turn the decision into consistent product action

A record.flagged event can hide a post, while record.compliant can restore it according to your product logic. User events communicate suspension, compliant, or ban status so restrictions apply across the product. Your application remains in control of how those statuses affect publishing and access.

Configure how many flagged records trigger automatic suspension. If the count falls below that threshold, Insion can return the account to compliant status. Protect notable or sensitive accounts from automated action when they need closer handling. If appeals are enabled, eligible suspended users can request review through a defined path rather than pushing disputes into support.

Insion keeps policy evaluation, item state, account action, and appeal context connected. You can add a format or community without standing up another moderation silo.

Roll out one content type at a time

Begin with a public format that has clear policy costs, then evaluate it in test mode. Results remain visible without changing posts or account status. Use that period to tune contextual rules, define reversible actions, and select accounts that require manual handling. Once outcomes match your published standards, enable live responses and extend the same approach to the next format.