User Actions allow you to perform management on a user without having to navigate and add exceptions via your group settings. A User Action is triggered directly in your main group.

There are two ways to trigger a User Action:

You can ban a user from a group, this will turn on all restrictions and will automatically remove them from the group. The user will not be able to rejoin the group, unless they are unbanned first.

You can unban a user in a group, this will reset the users restrictions. The user won't be re-added to the group automatically but the user will be able to rejoin anytime they wish.

You can mute a user within a group, this will turn on all restrictions for that user. The user will not be automatically removed from the group.

You can unmute a user within a group, this will turn on all restrictions for that user. If the user is still in the group, they will immediately be able to chat again.

You can kick a user from a group, no restrictions will be imposed on the user but the user will still be automatically removed from the group. The user will be able to rejoin the group at any time.

You can warn a user within a group. This can be used when you don't want to mute, kick, or ban yet. Once a user reaches 3 warns, they will be banned from the group and automatically removed.

In addition to warning a user, it's possible to reset and remove warnings as necessary. This is useful when a warning is added to the wrong user.

Each additional action works the same as adding a warning, meaning you can simply reply to a user or provide their Telegram username or ID within the command as a standalone message.

These further actions are enabled and disabled in tandem with the /warn command.

Remove Warning

Removing a warning reduces their current count by 1. The most recent warning will be removed.

Reset Warnings

Resetting warnings reduces their current count to 0.

Current Warnings

It's possible to display the current warnings for a user to check if one has already been applied or to remind yourself the reasons why they were warned in the first place.

For any user action (ban, unban, mute, unmute, kick, and warn) you can include a custom message alongside the action. This can be useful to explain why you are applying an action to a user.

A custom message can be included anywhere within your command but must be enclosed in speech marks (" "), however for commands with a duration; the specifed user must be defined before the duration is.

Examples:









CrowdNinja by default, and if tier permits, will keep record of your user's last activity date.