| Channel | What it does |
|---|---|
| Slack | Staff report links with a slash command or message shortcut, and alerts arrive in the channel you choose |
| Telegram | Members report and check links in your groups, and link monitoring alerts the chat when a posted link is a threat |
| Discord | Members report scam URLs, posted links are checked against the blocklist, and reports stream to a feed channel you choose |
| Public reporting page | A branded page where anyone can report phishing, impersonation or scams without an account |
| Intercom | Support teams send suspicious links from a conversation straight into review |
Checked instantly
Each report is checked against your allowlist and the blocklist, so known assets get an answer right away.
Reviewed and graded
New findings are reviewed and graded like any other detection.
Blocked and filed
Once a malicious website or phishing link is confirmed, it’s blocked within minutes across security integrations and typically within 1–3 hours in major browsers, and the takedown is filed. Fake profiles and chat accounts are removed through platform takedowns.
Status back to the reporter
The reporter sees the result in the channel, and the case appears in the app with its source recorded.
Slack bot
Report from Slack and get alerts in the channel you choose.
Telegram bot
Reports and link checks inside your groups.
Discord bot
Reports, link checks and a feed channel for your mods.
Public reporting page
Anyone can report, no account needed.
Instant link checks
Known assets get an answer right away.
Status back to the reporter
The result comes back to the channel.
Frequently asked questions