Modules: helpers for your server
Tools do what you say. Modules look after one task on their own, day after day. Each module is a switch on your server’s page: off until you switch it on, and every action goes into the journal channel.
Roles self-service
The bot posts a message with buttons or a select menu in a channel of your choice. One click gives the role, a second takes it away. You tell it in one sentence which roles to offer, or set it here; roles carrying rights you have not cleared are never offered.
- With our bot and with your own
- Switch it on in your account, on your server’s page.
Gatekeeper
Somebody new sees only a check-in channel with the rules and one button. A press hands out the member role, and the role is what makes the rest of the server visible. Whoever has not pressed when the deadline passes is reminded in the check-in channel by name; a kick after a second deadline happens only if you have switched moderation on. Whoever was on the server before the set-up is left alone.
- With our bot and with your own
- Uses, if you switch them on: Moderate members
- Switch it on in your account, on your server’s page.
Tickets
Members press “Open a ticket” and get a channel of their own that only they and your team can see; the first message names them and carries the button to close. One ticket per person. On closing, by the person or the team, the transcript goes to the journal channel and the channel is archived.
- With our bot and with your own
- Switch it on in your account, on your server’s page.
Help answerer
You enter rules and frequent answers here in your account. Whoever mentions the bot in the help channel gets an answer from exactly those texts and nothing invented; when the texts do not cover it, it says so. With tickets set up, a button to a ticket stands under every answer: the bot answers first and is not a gate, a human is always one button away.
- Only with our bot, because the model answers here
- Switch it on in your account, on your server’s page.
Snapshot and rollback
Before a bigger rebuild the bot remembers channels, roles and permissions. Afterwards it shows what changed and rolls back on one sentence. Whatever would have to be deleted for that happens only with the red switches you have turned on for it.
- With our bot and with your own
- Uses, if you switch them on: Rebuild channels, roles and the server
- Switch it on in your account, on your server’s page.
Housekeeper
One sentence, and the bot collects what is lying around: channels with no message for 90 days, roles nobody has, invites nobody has used since they were made, events that never started. It posts the list with one button per proposal; only somebody who runs the server may press. Archiving and revoking go with the switches you have for them; deleting a role only with the red one.
- With our bot and with your own
- Uses, if you switch them on: Rebuild channels, roles and the server, Housekeeping: invites, events, threads, emojis
- Switch it on in your account, on your server’s page.
In the works
These modules are decided and are built in this order. What is listed here is not there yet.
Announcements and reminders
A message at a set time, once or recurring, in every language of your server if you want.
In the worksWeekly report
Mondays, in your channel: arrivals and departures, changes, open tickets, and what the bot did.
In the worksEvent helper
From one sentence an event with channel and role, a date poll, reminders and the clean-up after.
In the worksModeration assistant
Drafts the notice for a message and shows only the buttons whose switches you have turned on.
In the works