Using the Dashboard

DeepMod provides an intuitive interface for managing your content moderation policies, monitoring results, and collaborating with your team. This section walks you through each area of the dashboard and how to use them effectively.

Dashboard Navigation

The main navigation sidebar provides quick access to all key areas of your moderation system. Each section serves a specific purpose in your content moderation workflow.

Navigation Overview:

  • My Policies: Create, manage, and monitor your content moderation policies

  • Rule Presets: Access pre-built rule templates or create your own to accelerate policy creation

  • Tags: Organize and categorize your moderation runs

  • Analytics: View moderation performance and detailed run histories

  • Notifications: Stay updated on system events and usage alerts

  • Org Settings: Manage team members, API tokens, and organization configuration

Policies Section

The Policies section is your central hub for creating and managing content moderation policies. This is where you'll spend most of your time when setting up and refining your moderation approach.

Policy Overview Grid

The main policies page displays all your policies in a responsive grid layout. Each policy card shows essential information at a glance:

  • Policy Name and Description: Quick identification of each policy's purpose

  • Status Indicator: Visual confirmation of whether policies are active or inactive

  • Quick Actions: Toggle status, edit, or delete policies directly from the card

  • Rule Count: See how many rules each policy contains

Policy Search and Filtering

Use the search bar at the top of the policies section to quickly locate specific policies by name or description. This becomes essential as your policy library grows and you manage multiple content moderation scenarios.

Creating and Editing Policies

Click the "New Policy" floating action button to create a new policy, or click "Edit" on any existing policy card to modify it. The policy form slides in from the right, allowing you to:

  • Set the policy name and description

  • Configure confidence thresholds

  • Choose review modes (No Review or Human Review)

  • Assign webhook endpoints for result delivery

Policy Builder

The Policy Builder provides a visual canvas interface for constructing your moderation logic. This visual editor makes it easy to understand and modify complex policies.

Policy Builder Canvas

Policy Settings Card

The settings card on the left displays your policy's core configuration:

  • Status Toggle: Activate or deactivate policies instantly

  • Confidence Threshold: Adjust sensitivity with a visual slider

  • Review Mode: Switch between automated and human review modes

  • Webhook Configuration: Configure organization-level webhook in Settings

Rule Group Management

Adding Rule Groups: Click the "Add Rule Group" button to create logical containers for related rules. Common patterns include Safety, Legal, Brand, and Spam groups.

Organizing Groups: Rule groups appear as connected cards in the visual flow, making it easy to understand how your policy is structured and how rules relate to each other.

Rule Creation

Within each rule group, you can add individual rules that define specific content requirements:

Rule Interface: Each rule has a name field for quick identification and a content field for the detailed requirement description.

Rule Management: Edit existing rules by clicking on them, or delete rules that are no longer needed. The visual interface makes it easy to see which rules belong to which groups.

Policy Testing

The Policy Testing interface allows you to validate your policy behavior before activating it for production use. This iterative testing approach helps ensure your policies perform as expected.

Policy Testing Interface

Testing Workflow

Content Input: Paste or type content into the large text area on the left side of the testing interface. You can test with any length of content up to system limits.

Instant Results: Click "Run Test" to immediately evaluate your content against the policy. Results appear on the right side in both human-readable and JSON formats.

Results Analysis: The results panel shows:

  • Overall decision (Success, Failure, or Ambiguous)

  • Rule-by-rule breakdown with confidence scores

  • Detailed reasoning for each decision

  • Complete JSON response for API integration reference

Iterative Refinement

Use the testing interface to refine your policies through multiple iterations:

  1. Test content that should clearly pass or fail

  2. Examine edge cases and borderline content

  3. Adjust rules or confidence thresholds based on results

  4. Re-test with the same content to validate improvements

Analytics and Moderation Queue

The Analytics section serves as both your moderation queue and performance monitoring center. This unified view helps you understand both individual moderation runs and overall system performance.

Analytics Dashboard

Usage Summary

At the top of the analytics page, the usage summary provides key metrics for your current billing period:

  • Total Runs: Complete count of moderation evaluations

  • Success Rate: Percentage of content that passed moderation

  • Failure Rate: Percentage of content that violated policies

  • Ambiguous Rate: Percentage requiring human review (when enabled)

Advanced Filtering

The analytics interface provides powerful filtering options to segment your moderation data:

Policy Filter: View runs from specific policies or all policies combined

Status Filter: Focus on pending reviews, completed runs, or all statuses

Reviewer Filter: See runs handled by specific team members or unreviewed items

Tag Filter: Segment data by custom tags you've applied to understand patterns across different content types, regions, or sources

Moderation Runs Table

The main table displays detailed information about each moderation run:

  • Policy: Which policy evaluated the content

  • Mode: Type of moderation performed (test, standard, etc.)

  • Result: Success, Failure, or Ambiguous outcome

  • Status: Current review status for runs requiring human attention

  • Reviewer: Team member who handled human review (if applicable)

  • Timestamp: When the moderation occurred

Human Review Workflows

When policies are configured for human review, the analytics interface becomes your review management center.

Review Queue Management

Pending Reviews: Filter to show only runs requiring human attention

Team Access: Team members can access and complete pending reviews

Priority Management: Handle high-priority or time-sensitive content first

Review Interface

When reviewing ambiguous cases, team members can:

  • View Original Content: See exactly what was submitted for moderation

  • Understand AI Reasoning: Review why the content was flagged as ambiguous

  • Make Final Decisions: Choose Success or Failure based on manual review

  • Add Review Notes: Document reasoning for audit trails and team learning

Review Tracking

Monitor review performance and maintain quality standards:

  • Turnaround Times: Track how quickly reviews are completed

  • Reviewer Activity: See which team members are handling reviews

  • Decision Patterns: Identify trends in human review outcomes

Organization Settings

The Organization Settings section provides administrative controls for managing your team, API access, and billing.

Organization Settings

API Key Management

Token Display: View your organization's API token for programmatic integration

Access Control: Ensure only authorized team members have access to API credentials

Team Management

Member Invitations: Invite new team members via email with appropriate role assignments

Role Management: Assign Admin, Moderator, or Member roles based on responsibilities

Access Review: Monitor who has access to your organization and their activity levels

Subscription Management

Current Plan: View your active subscription tier and included features

Usage Tracking: Monitor consumption against your plan limits

Billing History: Access invoices and payment information

Plan Changes: Upgrade or modify your subscription as your needs evolve

What's Next

Now that you understand the dashboard interface, explore these advanced topics:

The dashboard provides everything you need to manage content moderation effectively. Focus on the sections most relevant to your role, and gradually explore advanced features as your moderation needs evolve.

Dashboard questions or issues? The interface is designed to be intuitive, but contact our support team if you need help navigating any section or accessing specific features.