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Results Overview

Review and act on moderation results

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Every moderation run is saved under Results, giving you full visibility, traceability, and control over all past and ongoing validations. This is where teams review outcomes, take action, and connect moderation decisions back to their workflows.

Moderation runs

Each row in the Results table represents a single moderation run and includes:

  • Run name

  • Assets moderated

  • Results summary

  • Applied rules

  • Status (Completed, Running, or Failed)

Click any run to drill into detailed, asset-level results.

Asset statuses

Within a run, assets are automatically grouped by outcome:

  • Approved - Assets that passed all selected rules and are ready for use.

  • ⚠️ Needs review - Borderline cases where AI confidence is lower or where human review is required. This enables a true human-in-the-loop workflow so teams focus only where attention is needed.

  • Rejected - Assets that clearly failed one or more rules.

Filters allow you to focus on a specific status or even review results for a single rule at a time.

Asset details and actions

Selecting an asset opens a detailed side panel with:

  • Image preview

  • AI confidence score

  • Rule-by-rule results with pass/fail confidence

  • Clear rejection reasons when applicable

Moderators always stay in control. From the Results view, you can:

  • Manually approve or reject assets, even if the AI decision was confident

  • Override decisions in bulk when needed

  • Maintain a full audit trail, including manual overrides and status changes

Metadata and workflow integration

Once results are reviewed, moderation outcomes can be saved as metadata on assets. You can choose to save metadata for:

  • All assets

  • Only Approved and Rejected assets

  • Only assets marked as Needs review

This allows moderation results to flow directly into your DAM and downstream workflows such as search, routing, notifications, or automated fixes using Cloudinary transformations.

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