Add the bot
The invite asks for the permissions the modules need, nothing more. Refuse one and the feature that needed it degrades on its own; the rest of the bot keeps working. It never asks for Administrator.
Getting started
From the invite to a configured server in a few minutes. Nothing to install, no file to edit: everything happens on the dashboard, and skipping a step just leaves that module off.
Pick the language and a log channel
Open the dashboard, sign in with Discord and pick your server: the language every member will see, and the channels where the bot reports what it does, are the first fields on it. A server without a log channel works, but a moderation action nobody can read back is one the team cannot check.
Switch on your first modules
Everything ships off. Each module is a card in the dashboard: open it, turn it on, and it starts there and then. The usual first four:
- Auto-moderation: Bad words, floods, invites, phishing links: each filter has its own switch and its own exemptions.
- Welcome: A welcome card with the member's name and avatar, in the channel you point it at.
- Levels: XP per message, image rank cards, and role rewards at the levels you choose.
- Tickets: A panel members click to open a private channel with the team, transcripts included.
Prefer Discord? The panels do the same
Everything the dashboard sets also exists as interactive panels inside Discord: one command per module, starting with the server panel. Same settings, same effect, so the team member who never leaves Discord is never second-class.
/setup server /setup automod /setup welcome /setup level /setup ticket
If something does not answer
Almost always a missing permission or a module still off: the bot says which when it can. The FAQ answers the common questions, the commands page lists everything it responds to, and the support server answers the rest.