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The reports system lets any authenticated user flag an organizer for inappropriate behavior. Submitted reports are reviewed by administrators who can take action on the flagged accounts.
The reports system is intended for genuine concerns about inappropriate conduct. Submitting false or malicious reports may result in action being taken against your own account.

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What reports are for

A report targets an organizer (identified by organizerId) and includes a written reason describing the concern. Reports are not tied to a specific event — they flag the organizer as a user across the platform.

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Report fields

The ReportDto returned by the API contains the following fields.
FieldTypeDescription
idGuidUnique identifier for the report.
reporterIdstringID of the user who submitted the report.
reporterNamestringDisplay name of the reporter.
organizerIdstringID of the organizer being reported.
organizerNamestringDisplay name of the reported organizer.
reasonstringDescription of the concern. Minimum 10 characters.
reportDateDateTimeTimestamp of when the report was submitted.

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Submitting a report

Any authenticated user with the User, Organizer, or Admin role can submit a report. 
POST /api/reports

{
  "reporterId": "reporter-user-id",
  "organizerId": "organizer-user-id",
  "reason": "This organizer posted misleading event details and did not show up."
}
The reason field must be at least 10 characters long.

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How admins handle reports

Administrators have access to the full paginated list of reports. 
GET /api/reports?searchTerm=&page=1
This endpoint is restricted to the Admin role. Non-admin users can retrieve a specific report by ID if they have the appropriate role. 
GET /api/reports/{id}
Admins can update a report’s reason or delete the record once the matter has been resolved. 
PUT /api/reports/{id}

{
  "reason": "Updated reason after further review."
}

DELETE /api/reports/{id}
Only the Admin role has access to the full reports list. This keeps reporter identities private from other users.

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