Manage and orchestrate the entire Trust & Safety operation in one place - no coding required.
Take fast action on abuse. Our AI models contextually detect 14+ abuse areas - with unparalleled accuracy.
Watch our on-demand demo and see how ActiveOS and ActiveScore power Trust & Safety at scale.
The threat landscape is dynamic. Harness an intelligence-based approach to tackle the evolving risks to users on the web.
Don't wait for users to see abuse. Proactively detect it.
Prevent high-risk actors from striking again.
For a deep understanding of abuse
To catch the risks as they emerge
Disrupt the economy of abuse.
Mimic the bad actors - to stop them.
Online abuse has countless forms. Understand the types of risks Trust & Safety teams must keep users safe from on-platform.
Protect your most vulnerable users with a comprehensive set of child safety tools and services.
Stop online toxic & malicious activity in real time to keep your video streams and users safe from harm.
The world expects responsible use of AI. Implement adequate safeguards to your foundation model or AI application.
Implement the right AI-guardrails for your unique business needs, mitigate safety, privacy and security risks and stay in control of your data.
Our out-of-the-box solutions support platform transparency and compliance.
Keep up with T&S laws, from the Online Safety Bill to the Online Safety Act.
Over 70 elections will take place in 2024: don't let your platform be abused to harm election integrity.
Protect your brand integrity before the damage is done.
From privacy risks, to credential theft and malware, the cyber threats to users are continuously evolving.
Here's what you need to know.
Over the past five years, ActiveFence has supported many of the world’s largest tech platforms as they solve some of the most complex trust & safety challenges. I know, many readers are wondering who these platforms are: unfortunately, we can’t name most of them – but the ones we can name include Soundcloud, Brave, Deliveroo, The Trevor Project, TingMe, Trudate, and Audiomack, to name a few. Over our long history, we have provided many of our clients with deep intelligence to fight evasive bad online behavior both on and off of their platforms, and to stay ahead of the most sophisticated bad actors.
As we were doing this we realized that platforms have a huge challenge managing the moderation overload – which led us to start building a content moderation platform. Initially used by our in-house team to manage the harmful content detection operation, this tool expanded to offering a prioritized queue, automations, analytics dashboards, and more. All this, before it was ready to market. One year ago, we made our platform – ActiveOS, available to platforms of all sizes – as we sought to enable teams large and small to handle the moderation process more efficiently.
Now, after conducting demos with teams as small as 2 moderators and as large as 250, from industries like gaming, dating, education, and social media, we have learned so much more about their content moderation challenges. Here’s what we learned, and how we incorporated those learnings into our product:
The problem: No two platforms are alike, and with each platform’s unique attributions comes a set of community guidelines, policies, and procedures. A social media platform will have different policies than that of a child-oriented gaming platform, and a dating platform will need different rules than an audio streaming service. For example, though both may require user and age verification, the child-oriented gaming platform may have zero tolerance towards sexualized imagery, while the dating platform will allow certain types of consensual nudity.
And just as the rules are different, so too are the solutions: detection and moderation processes are a direct outcome of the platform’s rules and audience, and will therefore differ from one company to another. This is true for solutions that are built in house, as well as those using a range of different tools – customization is key.
Our solution: Customization became a top concern in building our content moderation platform. ActiveOS clients can create custom policies based on various detectors, set custom risk score thresholds to control tolerance based on abuse area, customize their moderation UI to fit their team’s unique process, and create custom analytics dashboards to track team performance in real-time – all without a single line of code. Moreover, we took an open-platform approach, where users can integrate with third party tools, AI models, case management software, messaging applications, and more. This flexible approach essentially allows one platform to be a precise fit for many unique teams.
The problem: When we first introduced ActiveOS to the market, we targeted a very specific subset of companies – thinking that an out-of-the-box solution would best fit the needs of smaller moderation teams of up to 20 individuals. However, we were soon invited to demo a range of companies, some with more than 100 moderators and others which hadn’t even launched a platform yet. Companies today are not waiting for trouble, they are proactively stopping harm before it arrives, thinking and planning for safety throughout the product lifecycle.
Our solution: We built a robust content moderation platform that can fit Trust & Safety teams of all sizes. From basic features (like moderation queue prioritization) to advanced analytics that empower managers of large moderation teams become more efficient by tracking moderators’ Time To Handle, spotting bottlenecks, and solving them in real time, we built a solution for all.
The problem: Companies are generally seeking longer-term solutions that, once properly implemented, will support their growth from small to large platforms. As a result, in addition to flexibility and customization, platforms were all looking for systems that won’t hold them back as they grow their user base and expand into new countries and languages.
Our solution: ActiveOS fully customizable platform offers the flexibility for teams to scale: with unique features that support smaller teams, and scale to handle larger teams, with new, ever-changing needs. These include essential features for any size like queue management, automated workflows, and detection capabilities. Larger teams can take advantage of analytics, moderator dashboards, and policy management tools, in addition to customized AI, dedicated customer success service with 24/7 support, and more.
The problem: Like all teams, trust & safety teams must focus on efficiency and ROI. But for Trust & safety teams, that ROI is incredibly difficult to prove. Manual moderation is a burdensome, expensive effort that moderation leads constantly seek to optimize. Additionally, once deciding on the need for a content moderation solution – teams often struggle to decide between building or buying that solution, and wrongly assume that in-house solutions must be cheaper.
Our solution: While it may seem cheaper to use internal resources to build moderation tools, teams quickly find that just like other work tools – moderation platforms are complex. These solutions require specialized knowledge in trust & safety, and their development and maintenance may pull dev teams’ focus away from the core business.
Moreover, by implementing a dedicated tool designed for Trust & Safety teams, such as ActiveOS, with built-in efficiency features, teams report a nearly 38%* improvement in operational efficiency, which brings a huge saving into the cost equation. This improvement stems from unique moderation UI (helps moderators to take faster and accurate decisions), real-time analytics (showing where moderation bottlenecks occur), prioritized queues (that empower moderators to tackle to high-risk items first), easy to set automations with codeless workflows (that reduce the number of items moderators view), and additional features. * Based on aggregated customer data.
Watch our webinar: Increasing Content Moderation ROI in 2023Â on demand, and learn the 5 steps Trust & Safety teams can take to increase moderation efficiency.
The problem: While once mostly a platform’s choice, trust & safety has become a regulatory requirement in many parts of the world. GDPR, COPA, and The EU’s DSA are just a few regulations that require Trust & Safety teams to bring compliance into their processes. That said, many teams still don’t understand what exactly is required of them in each country they operate, and what the legal implications are.
Our solution: Trust & safety solutions with built-in compliance features not only help teams get a grasp on what they need to do in order to be compliant, they also help them do it. For example, for DSA, ActiveOS’s out-of-the-box solutions support platform transparency, user flagging, appeals, and notices processes, to name a few.
Save your spot at our next webinar: Unlocking DSA Compliance with 3 ActiveOS Features to learn how the right tools can support teams with this challenge.
Many teams mistakenly think that their trust & safety problems are theirs alone.
By engaging with over 100 teams, we have learned that many of them face the same challenges, both in their day-to-day operations and in their strategic needs and decision-making process. When we aggregate these challenges, we can say with confidence that today we completely understand the needs of trust & safety teams, and have built a solution that fits them like a glove – the rest, can be achieved through customization and ruthless adaptation.
We would love to show you the platform in action, if you’re interested, request a demo below.
This platform is a dream come true for moderators. VP, Digital Strategy, Fortune 500 Company
Learn 8 key insights from the Crimes Against Children Conference, where child safety experts discussed sextortion, the impact of generative AI, and more.
Read about the latest updates in ActiveOS and ActiveScore that improve granular PII detection and enhance protection against multiple threats.
Explore the alarming rise in online financial sextortion targeting minors - Discover the latest advanced detection methods, and strategies to combat this global threat.