Getting set up
Report, block and mute
If something on RepBud isn't right, you can report it in a few taps — here's how, and what happens next.
7 steps, in order
Every part of the screen, written out beside you — and the same guide as a PDF to keep.
Questions
Will the member know I reported them?+
No. Reports are private: the member is not told who reported them.
What happens after I report something?+
The item is hidden from you straight away (a profile or an event stays visible), and RepBud reviews the report. You get an in-app notice once it has been reviewed.
What is the difference between blocking and muting?+
Blocking hides you from each other on RepBud — search, the map, connections and messages — for 7 days, 30 days or until you lift it, and they are not told. Muting is narrower: it stops one member's questions or group invitations, or quietens one group chat for 8 hours, 1 week or always.
Can I report something more than once?+
Each item takes one report from you. If you've already reported it, the sheet says so.
What does RepBud see when I report a message?+
That one message, with any photo or file on it, and nothing else from the conversation.
What can I report?+
Profiles, direct messages, group chats and their messages, Reporter Briefs and replies, Ask the reps questions and answers, RepBud Ready listings, client pages, events and photos.
RepBud is designed to assist, not replace, your professional judgement.