Connect Tisane integrations
Shield your online communities and gaming platforms by automating Tisane to detect cyberbullying, hate speech, and hidden algospeak in real time. Linking this AI automation tool to your systems allows you to parse messy user text, decode slurs across thirty languages, and flag toxic behavior instantly. Register for free today to establish automated moderation pipelines.
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Detects abusive content (cyberbullying, hate speech, profanities, etc.) / sentiment / entities / topics / syntactic structures, and more, in 30+ languages.
Detects languages used in the specified text fragment. (Supports multiple languages in the same text).
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
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Connect Tisane to your everyday tools using Make. Automate content moderation, track sentiment, and simplify your workflows.
Scale Content Moderation with Tisane and Make No-Code Workflows
Connect Tisane with Make to automate multilingual content moderation, track sentiment, and get real-time alerts. Build powerful AI workflows and protect your community without writing code.
Automatically scan user-generated content from your website, chat apps, or forums and flag harmful behavior in real time.
Instantly notify your support or moderation teams via Slack, SMS, or email the moment Tisane detects urgent threats like cyberbullying or self-harm.
Easily analyze feedback from global customers across all your connected apps, regardless of the language they speak.
Build and scale powerful AI-driven text moderation systems by connecting Tisane to your existing tech stack without writing any code.
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