Global User Check

/globalcheck <user>

Scan for any moderation-related activity involving a specific user across all servers running TrueAudit — within the last 24 hours.

• user — The user to check (can be mentioned or provided by ID) 🔒 Permissions Required: Administrator ⏱️ Timeframe: Past 24 hours (UTC)

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📌 What This Command Does

This tool checks whether a given user:

• Was the target of moderation actions (e.g. banned, muted, warned)

• Performed any moderation actions (e.g. issued a timeout, deleted messages)

It scans TrueAudit logs globally (across all guilds where the bot is present) and summarizes the results in a clean, organized embed.

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📊 Output Format

The response is shown in an ephemeral embed with two sections:

📌 Actions Taken Against This User

If the user was the target of moderation in any server (e.g. they were muted or banned), the actions will be listed here along with how many times each action occurred in the last 24 hours.

Example:

• Mutes: **2**  
• Bans: **1**

⚙️ Actions Performed By This User

If the user carried out any moderation actions (such as deleting a message or warning someone), those actions will appear in this section.

Example:

• Warnings Issued: **3**  
• Timeouts Given: **1**

If no activity is found, each section will clearly show "None" to indicate no logs were matched in the timeframe.

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🧠 Why Use This?

Use /globalcheck when you need to:

• Identify problem users being targeted by multiple servers

• Audit staff activity across a shared network of communities

• Quickly evaluate cross-server behavior patterns

Especially useful for large communities, networked servers, or collaborative moderation setups where one user may be involved in incidents across multiple guilds.