2. User Management Module

1. All Users

The All Users table enumerates every registered account with columns for avatar, full name, email, role, status, assigned groups, and quick actions. Selecting a row (outside the action icons) opens a profile drawer that surfaces recent logins, feature flags, and security notes for rapid triage.

2. All Groups

• Status Toggle: Clicking the active/inactive switch opens a confirmation prompt; once confirmed, access changes immediately and a toast confirms success.

• Edit: Routes to the user form where admins can update names, phone numbers, roles, feature flags, and avatar (email remains read-only). Saving writes changes instantly and returns to the table.

• Delete: Presents a destructive dialog explaining the account will be permanently removed; multi-select enables bulk deletion with a summary step before execution.

3. All Groups List View

Displays every user-created group with columns for group name, owner, member count, visibility, and creation date. Clicking the row opens a group drawer showing description, pinned announcements, and moderation flags, plus shortcuts to view members or jump to chat logs.

4. All Groups – Management Actions

• View Members: Opens a modal listing members with email, avatar, and admin badge. From here admins can promote/demote, edit member info, or remove them; confirmations ensure intentional changes.

• Reassign Owner: Offers a searchable dropdown to transfer ownership instantly, logging the change in the audit trail.

• Archive/Delete: Archive makes the group read-only; Delete removes it permanently—both guarded by confirmation dialogs and success toasts.

5. Reported Accounts Queue

A dedicated moderation table showing reported user, allegation type, reporter comments, evidence attachments, and case status (Pending, Resolved, Escalated). Clicking a row opens the investigation drawer with conversation history, prior strikes, and quick action buttons.

6. Reported Accounts – Case Actions

• Suspend: Immediately revokes access for a configurable duration and records the reason.

• Warn: Sends a templated warning message, logs it to the user’s history, and updates the case status.

• Dismiss: Closes the report with notes explaining the decision, removing it from the active queue. Every action displays a toast and updates the status badge in real time.

Key Points

• - All destructive or status-changing actions require confirmation to prevent accidental updates.

• - Toast notifications provide instant feedback on every operation.

• - Email addresses remain immutable after account creation to safeguard identity.

• - Profile and group drawers expose the most common actions without leaving the table views.

• - Bulk operations (status changes, deletes, archives) respect the selected rows and present a summary before execution.