The DSA requires platforms to keep minors from being exposed to harmful or illegal content. Amanda is built to detect and manage that kind of behavior on your platform.

If something on your platform points to a real threat to someone’s safety, the DSA requires you to escalate it. Amanda gives you a clear workflow for that, including one step export of the evidence authorities need.

Every sanction under the DSA needs a warning first and a clear reason after. Amanda issues warnings before bans, attaches a reason to every sanction, and lets you define your own enforcement rules so they stay consistent.

Your reporting system needs specific fields (reason, evidence, reporter identity with CSAM exceptions), a receipt for the reporter, and a follow up once a decision is made. Amanda doesn’t replace your reporting system, but it integrates with the one you already have, handling automatic receipts, decision updates, and follow up.

The DSA requires that appeals go to a human, not an algorithm. Amanda routes every appeal to a human moderator, gives you a dashboard to track and resolve them, and flags users who repeatedly file appeals without merit.

Medium sized platforms and larger must publish a transparency report at least once a year, covering things like content reports, appeals, and how AI is used in moderation. Even small platforms have to report user numbers every six months.

If you use Amanda, this data populates automatically through our Transparency Report Wizard. If you use a different moderation tool, you can still use the Wizard

When authorities request user data, Amanda lets you export it in one step.