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  • 📁 What Is a Case ID?
  • 📋 What This Command Returns
  • ❌ No Case Found?
  • 🧠 Why Use This?
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Case ID

/case <case_id>

Look up a specific moderation case by its Case ID. This command searches TrueAudit’s stored logs for a match in the current server only.

  • case_id — The unique Case ID to look up (format: taXXXXXXXXXXXX) 🔒 Permissions Required: Administrator 🔍 Scope: Current server only


📁 What Is a Case ID?

Every time a moderation action is logged by TrueAudit — such as a ban, mute, timeout, role change, etc. — it is assigned a unique Case ID. These IDs follow the format: ta + 12 digits (e.g. ta123456789012), making them easy to reference or search.


📋 What This Command Returns

If the provided Case ID exists in your server’s logs, TrueAudit will return:

  • A formatted embed showing all available details

  • Information such as:

    • Action type (e.g. ban, warn, mute)

    • Moderator or executor ID

    • Target user ID

    • Timestamp of the event

    • Reason (if provided)

  • Cleanly formatted in a code block for easy reading or documentation

Example:

Action: mute  
Target Id: 7621938123123  
Moderator Id: 2398127398123  
Reason: Rule 2 – Spamming  
Timestamp: 2025-05-20 03:14 EST

❌ No Case Found?

If no record is found matching the provided ID within the current server, you’ll receive a discreet error letting you know the case wasn’t found.


🧠 Why Use This?

Use /case when:

  • A user appeals a punishment and provides a Case ID

  • You need to review what action was taken and why

  • You’re referencing prior incidents in staff discussions or reports

  • You're validating logs during a review or dispute

It’s a simple, fast way to pull back specific case data without needing to scroll back through the audit log.

Last updated 25 days ago