Protect your people. Keep the record.
Your social channels are where fans and members turn up, and where sledging can cross into abuse. Brolly Protect hides harmful comments against rules you set, while the archive keeps a complete, searchable record of what was said and what you did about it.
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Duty of care does not stop at the comments section.
Athlete and volunteer welfare
Abuse aimed at players, officials, coaches and volunteers often arrives in public comments. Acting on it quickly, and being able to show you did, is part of a member protection policy in practice.
Investigations with evidence
Complaints, integrity unit reviews and tribunal matters turn on what was actually posted. Search the archive, see deleted or edited comments as they originally appeared, and export a chronology.
Obligations to partners
Sponsor agreements and broadcaster relationships expect official channels to be moderated and accounted for. A record of moderation activity shows the work is being done.
Moderation with an evidence trail.
Hide the harm. Keep the proof.
Set rules for abuse, threats, slurs, scams and the specific words your sport knows too well. Protect hides matching comments around the clock, including after the final siren when nobody is watching the page. Every hidden comment stays in the archive with the reason and the time.
- Rules you control, including custom word lists
- Review and restore anything hidden in error
- The record of the comment and the action, kept together
When the complaint lands, the record is already there.
Posts, comments, replies, edits and deletions on every connected channel are captured as they happen, with metadata and a digital checksum. Search by keyword, author or date, tag the records that belong to a matter, and export them in PDF, CSV, HTML or JSON.
- Deleted and edited content as it originally appeared
- Keyword alerts when a name or phrase appears
- Exports ready for an integrity unit or tribunal
Small teams, big weekends.
Most sporting pages are run by a comms lead, a volunteer or a club secretary, often from the sideline on a phone. Brolly connects to Facebook, Instagram, Threads, X, YouTube, LinkedIn and TikTok through official APIs, with unlimited accounts and users on every plan, so the national body, state bodies and clubs can each connect their own pages and the record looks after itself. Your data is stored on AWS cloud servers located in Australia.
Illustrative photography. People and organisations shown are not Brolly customers or endorsers.
Questions sporting organisations ask us
Why would a sporting organisation archive its social media?
Can we hide abusive comments without losing them?
Does Brolly capture deleted and edited content?
Which platforms does Brolly connect to?
How is it priced for clubs and leagues?
Engage with confidence. We’ve got you covered.
See Protect and the archive running on your own channels in a 20-minute walkthrough.