We've shipped a new graph on the Metrics page that displays the number of report that are being created in your organization each calendar day. This should be helpful for visualizing trends in scam reports and for reporting purposes.

We've revamped the report page with a fresh coat of paint! Reporting a scam now opens a fullscreen experience with a simplified set of steps to report. For admins, we now also skip the contact information page since it's not necessary for logged in users.

We'll continue to refine this area of the product in the coming weeks. Some future improvements to look out for:

• Automatically grab screenshot from URL assets reported

• Improved navigation via keyboard shortcuts

• Estimates on how much money scam has already stolen from users

Reports are now sorted into categories to easily review. This is especially helpful in large reports with lots of proposals. We sort proposals into the following categories:

• All

• Needs Review

• Reviewed

• Scan Failed

• Malicious

• No Ops (the item is already allowed/blocked)

• On Allowlist

We've added a new page https://app.chainpatrol.io/dispute where you can let us know about websites that we've blocked when they shouldn't be. We try to avoid false positives like this by manually reviewing each new report to our site, but if we've made a mistake, use this form and we'll reach out to you with more information.

Get more information about a reported domain with our new URL Scanning feature!

Whenever you submit a report containing a proposal for a potentially malicious URL, we will submit the URL to be scanned using URLScan.io. We grab a screenshot as well as useful information about where and who is hosting the site.

Use this information to make a more educated decision about the proposed report to determine if it is legitimate or not. You might also find hosting data useful to figure out who to reach out to to get the site taken down, in addition to being blocked by wallets.

We've added a new page: Metrics! Here you'll find some numbers on:

• How many reports have been created in your org

• How many assets (websites and contracts) have been blocked thanks to one of your reports

We're planning on adding more metrics here in the future. If there's something you'd like to see added, feel free to reach out!

You can now upload screenshots to new and existing reports. Screenshots give reviewers a better understanding of the scam report and can make it faster to review. For example, if the scam is an impersonation of an existing brand or website, take a screenshot of the site to compare it to the targeted site to show how it imitates or misleads site visitors.

We've reworked our calculation of report statuses. Now when you view all reports in your organization, you'll see your reports grouped in three categories:

• To Do: None of the proposals in the report have been reviewed yet

• In Progress: Some of the proposals in the report have been reviewed

• Closed: All of the proposals in the report have been reviewed

We think this will make it easier for you to understand which reports require your review and what reports you need to wait for ChainPatrol staff to review.

We now send an email notification to all Admins or Owners in an organization when a new report is created. This will allow organizations to respond faster to new reports and have a quick link straight to the report to review it.

We're still figuring out the right cadence to send out these emails, so let us know what you think!

We've added more detailed messaging for report activity. You'll now be able to see individual approvals and rejections for the proposals in the report in a chronological order. Reviews from ChainPatrol staff will be highlighted so it's clear when the changes have been added to our allow/blocklist.

We've added contracts on your org's public page. You can add contracts from the Assets page in the Admin Dashboard. We support Ethereum and EVM compatible contract addresses.

We've added the ability to sign into your admin dashboard with your email address. Once you've provided us with your email address to create your account, whenever you login to your admin dashboard, you will have the option to type in your email address. You will receive an email with a temporary login link. Clicking that link will open up your admin dashboard.

That's it!

No passwords to remember. No extra sign in steps.