# Mark The User Spam

The Spam feature in Chatman’s shared team inbox allows businesses to **flag** and **filter out spam messages** received **from customers**. 

Distinguish unwanted or irrelevant messages from genuine customer inquiries, ensuring that agents can focus on addressing valid customer needs promptly.

## **How To Mark A User Spam?**

1. Open the customer chat in the '**Inbox**' whose message is to be marked as spam. Head over to the "**customer panel**' and click on the '**Mark** **as spa**m'.

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2. Click on ***Confirm***, and the user will be marked as spam.

<figure><img src="/files/To44BalXZxC2gVbcWfEo" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

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See the list of all the Spam Users in ***Settings>Inbox Settings>DND configuration.***
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[DND Configuration](/chatman-enterprise-whatsapp-platform/settings/inbox-settings/dnd-configuration.md)
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