Your Discord bot

First run

Step 1
Create your own bot app following the instructions and enter the token only in the designated settings field.
Step 2
Specify the server, check the configuration and add the bot via the generated invitation.
Step 3
Confirm the presence of the bot on the server. Enable it to proceed to the configuration of available modules.
Step 4
Expand Custom Discord Bot in the left menu. Set and save each module you need separately.

Broadcast example

Your own bot announces the start of LIVE, handles tickets and publishes messages according to the schedule. Turning on one module does not require turning on the rest. You can adjust the bot status, channels and message content separately.

Action and possibilities

Connection and access

In General, enter your bot's token and server ID. The token is encrypted; we do not publish it in the catalogue. Add the bot via the invite button and check its presence. Only a confirmed server unlocks the functions in the left menu.

Modules in the left menu

Expand Custom Discord Bot just like Tools. Each feature has its own form and enable state. General shows the actual connection status. Available modules include tickets, moderation, spam protection, economy, levels, games, roles, greetings and community tools.

Ideas, schedule and raises

Suggestions are based on voting and the team's decision. Announcements can be spaced or timed and time zoned. /bump rewards recognize confirmation from a trusted bot: they do not award a reward just for typing the command, they take into account the break and do not re-accumulate the same event.

Status and activity

Select Available, Be Right Back, Do Not Disturb or Invisible and up to five rotating activity descriptions. The change uses the same Gateway connection and does not require viewing member statuses. The module requires a compatible version of the service; the panel signals unavailability.

Creator Discords

Server publication in the directory is voluntary. In General, enable publishing, paste the invitation to the same confirmed server and enter a public description. Stopping the bot removes the server from the visible list while maintaining the publication setting.

See the interface up close

Click on the illustration to enlarge it. The screenshots show different parts of the setup; the caption explains what to look out for.

Interface preview · Your Discord bot — **Interface preview**Actual dashboard interface with sample demo data. The screenshots show the Polish version; the names and descriptions of the settings on this page are in the selected language.

Bot modules in the left menu · Your Discord bot — **Bot modules in the left menu**Functions have separate subpages. Basic configuration and invitation confirmation precede their use.

Ticket settings example · Your Discord bot — **Ticket settings example**You adjust channels, roles and content in the module, instead of entering everything into one common form.

Settings and available selections · 2

The list describes the fields of this tool and its binding. Some settings appear after enabling the parent option, adding a rule, connecting the platform or changing the style. Availability may vary by plan. Lists of your own files, votes and connected accounts are populated in your dashboard.

Find the setting in this chapter

Discord server IDText

Enter the content described in the label. If the form shows variables, you can use them in the message template.

General

Turn on the botSwitch

Enables this rule or feature. Data recording itself does not replace turning on the tool and connecting to an active LIVE.

General

When something doesn't work

Modules do not appear in the menu

Check the token record, server ID and confirmation of adding the bot. First, complete the basic setup.

The bot is online but not performing the task

Check whether a specific module is enabled, the selected channel, and the bot's permissions and role hierarchy. Some functions may require an up-to-date bot service.