/setup and choose Moderation.
Commands
In the Apps menu, Moderation profile on a member shows their profile, and Save as evidence (Quark Pro) and Send to review work on a message. Every command is in the command list.
Warns and warn steps
A warn can count towards warn steps you set in Moderation → Settings: for example, a timeout at 3 warns and a ban at 5. A warn stops counting once it expires.Cases
Moderation → Cases lists every case, including ones that never had a log. Open a case to see its reason and the history of changes to it, the evidence saved with it, and any appeal. Reasons can be edited and locked from the dashboard. When a case is made without a reason, Quark can ask the moderator for one.Evidence
With Quark Pro, logs about the member can be saved with a case as evidence: the hour, day or week before the case, or individual logs. Saved logs are kept as long as the case. A case’s evidence can be downloaded as a PDF.Appeals
Members can appeal a case. Moderation → Appeals is a queue of open appeals where you accept or deny each one. With Quark Pro you can add up to 10 questions of your own to the appeal form. Answering appeals is up to your server’s moderators.Review queue
With Quark Pro, a moderator can send a message to Review instead of acting straight away. Someone with permission to moderate then chooses what happens to it: nothing, delete, warn, timeout or ban.Health report
Moderation → Health report shows how moderation is going, with cases by action and by moderator, appeals, and suggested fixes you can apply. It can be downloaded as a PDF, and/mod-report shows the same in Discord.
Team shifts (Quark Enterprise)
Moderators clock in with/shift start and out with /shift end. Quark only counts time someone has clocked in for; it never guesses from whether they are online. Moderation → Team shows hours, actions per shift, coverage across the week and response times, and can be exported as a CSV or PDF. A shared link to a shift report can be sent to someone without dashboard access.