Trust & Safety Operations

Policy is yours. The queue is ours to run.

Trained teams for moderation, policy review, appeals and escalations. We apply your standards consistently and route what is unclear to the people who decide.

The problem

Threats, jokes, slurs and appeals can change meaning before they reach policy review. Generic overflow treats every case as volume, escalates late and returns ambiguity with no pattern data.

What we run

User reports and abuse queues.

Intake, triage, evidence capture and documented decisions against your rules.

Appeals.

A written path back to the decision owner for every unclear case.

Policy edge cases.

Flagged, grouped and reported so your policy team sees where the rules are thin.

Escalations.

Threshold-based routing to your T&S, legal, policy or product owners.

Reviewer calibration.

Regular alignment sessions so judgment does not drift between people or shifts.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Map the queues.

  2. Step 2

    Calibrate the team.

  3. Step 3

    Run the operation.

  4. Step 4

    Escalate and report.

OWNERSHIP

Who owns what

You keep

Policy interpretation, legal response, government requests, final decision criteria.

We run

Queue handling, case documentation, threshold-based routing, edge-case reporting.

THE QBS MODEL

A managed layer, not generic overflow

Generic overflowQBS managed layer
Treats queues as interchangeable volume, escalates late, weak documentation.Runs defined queues inside your SOPs, applies calibrated judgment, documents handling and reports patterns.

Frequently asked questions

Who owns final policy decisions?

You do. We execute and report within your policies, tools and escalation paths.

Do you handle government requests or legal response?

No. We identify those cases and route them through your escalation path. Expanding that scope needs a separate engagement.

Do you replace our T&S team?

No. We extend its operating capacity. Your leaders keep policy, legal and final authority.

How do you protect reviewers?

See the Trust Center: scheduled decompression time, rotation and access to counselling.