Cross-community ban visibility
heliana matches a player against ban lists kept by other heliana communities and treats a match as an advisory signal. It’s automatic — there’s nothing to set up, no partner org to add, and no consent step. You can’t turn it off or opt out of it.
Where you see it
Section titled “Where you see it”On the player’s Bans tab, in an Other communities block of its own, below your own decisions. The two are kept apart on purpose: a ban of your own is something you act on — Revoke it, or Exclude the player from an imported one — while a match from another community carries no action at all, so its rows have no buttons.
Each row carries the other community’s reason, the date they decided, and the expiry (or permanent). Seeing the block needs the ban read permission. What a match does and does not carry, and how it is matched, is in How bans are structured.
What to do with a match
Section titled “What to do with a match”A match is purely informational: it does not ban the player on your servers. Think of it as background context on who a player is elsewhere, so you can make your own call. If you want a player actually blocked on your servers, ban them yourself (Ban a player) or sync an external ban source (its entries become bans of your organization) (Sync an external ban source).