General commands

Finding a command with /help

Type /help without any option to open the help home page. It shows the bot's total number of commands, how many you can use here, and useful links (website, bot invite, vote, support server).

1. Open the drop-down menu under the home page.
2. Pick a category (APP, Moderation, Utilities, Engagement, Information, Levels, Music, Aviation…). Only categories that contain at least one command you can run are offered.
3. The category's commands are listed, each with its description. Click a command name to drop it into your message bar.

Help is personalised: it takes into account your Discord permissions, which modules are enabled (for example /rank only shows up when the leveling system is on) and where you are (in a DM, only commands that work outside servers are listed). The "Translate this" context-menu command is not listed.

For a command's detail card, use the command option. Suggestions appear as you type; the search uses the command's English name (type report, not signaler). For a subcommand, type both words: info user.

/help

Shows the commands you can use, grouped by category, or the detail card of one command.

Syntax

/help [command:<command>]

Options

Option	Type	Required	Description
command	Text (with suggestions)	No	The command you want details about, for example ping or info user.

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers and DMs (user install supported)

Rate limit

None

Plan

Free

Examples

• /help
• /help command:info user

In a French Discord client the command is shown as /aide and its option as commande.

The menu stays active for 5 minutes after your last selection. After that it stops responding: run /help again.

Result on Discord

Result on Discord

Result on Discord

Checking latency with /ping

/ping shows how fast the bot is talking to Discord. A loading message appears first, then the latency in milliseconds with a coloured indicator: good up to 160 ms, medium up to 400 ms, high up to 1,500 ms, offline above that.

/ping

Shows the bot's latency.

Syntax

/ping

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers and DMs (user install supported)

Rate limit

2 uses every 60 seconds

Plan

Free

Examples

• /ping

Result on Discord

/info groups six subcommands. They all reply publicly in the channel and share one limit: 1 use every 10 seconds across all of /info. A "Your request is being processed…" message is shown while the bot gathers the information.

/info app

/info app

Introduces Dispatch.IO and shows its statistics (version, servers, users, commands, blacklisted users, latency, uptime) and the list of existing Dispatch.IO badges.

Syntax

/info app

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers and DMs (user install supported)

Rate limit

1 use every 10 seconds (shared with /info)

Plan

Free

Examples

• /info app

Result on Discord

/info server

Without an option, the command describes the server you're in: owner, creation date, language, verification level, members (humans and bots), NSFW level, number of roles, boosts, channels by type and the server's emojis. The Join this server button is only active if the server has a permanent invite.

With server_id you can target another server. If Dispatch.IO is in it, you get the full card. Otherwise only a short card is possible, and only for public servers that Discord lets you preview (approximate member and online counts, emojis, invite splash). In any other case the bot replies "Unable to access information for this server".

/info server

Shows all the information about a server.

Syntax

/info server [server_id:<ID>]

Options

Option	Type	Required	Description
server_id	Text	No	The ID of another server. Defaults to the current server.

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers where Dispatch.IO is present

Rate limit

1 use every 10 seconds (shared with /info)

Plan

Free

Examples

• /info server
• /info server server_id:100000000000000001

To copy a server ID, turn on Discord's Developer Mode (Settings, Advanced) and right-click the server icon.

Result on Discord

/info user

Without an option, the command is about you. The card shows the username, the ID, whether the account is an app, whether the person is on the Dispatch.IO team, their Discord badges, the account creation date and the badges the Dispatch.IO team gave them. The card colour is the highlight colour the person picked on their dashboard, or the server's colour otherwise.

The buttons at the bottom open private replies:

/info user

Shows information about a Discord account and its badges.

Syntax

/info user [user:<member>]

Options

Option	Type	Required	Description
user	User	No	The person to show. Defaults to you.

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers and DMs (user install supported)

Rate limit

1 use every 10 seconds (shared with /info)

Plan

Free

Examples

• /info user
• /info user user:@Alex

Result on Discord

Result on Discord

/info role

/info role

Shows information about a role: ID, colour, mentionable or not, displayed separately or not, permissions, position, creation date and a mention to copy.

Syntax

/info role role:<role>

Options

Option	Type	Required	Description
role	Role	Yes	The role to show.

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers where Dispatch.IO is present

Rate limit

1 use every 10 seconds (shared with /info)

Plan

Free

Examples

• /info role role:@Niveau 10

Result on Discord

/info channel

A channel card shows its topic, ID, type, category, position, slowmode, NSFW status, and for a voice channel its bitrate and user limit. It also lists the roles that can see the channel, write in it (or connect and speak, for voice) and manage it: these are the roles allowed in the channel's own settings. @everyone appears when the channel doesn't change the default permission for everyone.

/info channel

Shows information about a channel and the roles that can access it.

Syntax

/info channel [channel:<channel>]

Options

Option	Type	Required	Description
channel	Channel	No	The channel to show. Defaults to the current channel.

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers where Dispatch.IO is present

Rate limit

1 use every 10 seconds (shared with /info)

Plan

Free

Examples

• /info channel
• /info channel channel:#general

Result on Discord

/info emoji

/info emoji

Shows information about a custom emoji of the server: name, ID, animated or not, allowed roles, date added, a link to the image and the code to copy.

Syntax

/info emoji emoji:<emoji>

Options

Option	Type	Required	Description
emoji	Text	Yes	The emoji to show. Pick it from Discord's emoji picker.

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers where Dispatch.IO is present

Rate limit

1 use every 10 seconds (shared with /info)

Plan

Free

Examples

• /info emoji emoji::happy_cafe:

Only custom emojis of the current server are accepted. For a Unicode emoji or one from another server, the bot replies that it is not a valid custom emoji.

Result on Discord

Showing a profile with /profil

/profil shows a member's Dispatch.IO profile (yours by default): their name, avatar, description and links. If the person has Dispatch.IO badges, the first one is shown before their name. If they added a profile banner, it appears at the top.

You set up your profile on the website, in the Profile section of your dashboard:

• Your description: a single text, shown on every server;
• Your links: up to 5 public links (label + address);
• Profile banner: a wide image.

All of these settings are free. The border of the reply uses the person's Highlight color, a Premium perk set in the dashboard's Preferences; without it, the server color.

Your birthday and country are never shown by /profil. A profile with no description and no link shows "This profile is still empty. Set it up from the Dispatch.IO dashboard."

/profil

Shows a member's Dispatch.IO profile.

Syntax

/profil [user:<member>]

Options

Option	Type	Required	Description
user	User	No	The person whose profile you want to see (mention or ID). Defaults to you.

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers and DMs (user install supported)

Rate limit

1 use every 10 seconds

Plan

Free

Examples

• /profil
• /profil user:@Alex

In an English Discord client the command is shown as /profile.

Result on Discord

Checking Premium with /premium

/premium privately shows the subscription of the server you're in and your personal subscriptions:

• Server: the active plan (Dispatch.IO Basic or Dispatch.IO Ultimate, including an Ultimate slot provided by an Individual Ultimate subscription), its tier, its status (Active, Trial, Past due, Cancels at period end) and its end date;
• Account: your Individual Basic or Individual Ultimate plans, including those shared with you (marked "Shared").

The My Premium button opens your subscription management on the website. The Server subscription button is added if you're an administrator of the server (Administrator permission or ADMIN role). In a DM, the server part simply tells you to run the command in a server.

/premium

Premium overview for this server and your account.

Syntax

/premium

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers and DMs (user install supported)

Rate limit

2 uses every 10 seconds

Plan

Free

Examples

• /premium

Result on Discord

The plans and what they unlock are described in Premium plans and limits; purchases are made from Shop and subscription.

/report has three subcommands. The reply is always private: the reported person is not notified.

On a server, message and member reports are posted in the Moderation & Sanction Logs channel, in the server's language. If that channel isn't set up, the server's moderators receive nothing. Like any sanction log, the message may mention the people set up for emergency alerts (the server owner by default): see Logs.

After your confirmation, a second private message invites you to join the Dispatch.IO support server if you want to talk about it.

/report message

To copy a message ID, turn on Discord's Developer Mode (Settings, Advanced), then right-click the message and choose "Copy Message ID". If the message is in another channel, give that channel with the channel option.

/report message

Reports a specific message to the moderators.

Syntax

/report message message_id:<ID> reason:<reason> [channel:<channel>] [image:<file>]

Options

Option	Type	Required	Description
message_id	Text	Yes	The ID of the message to report.
reason	Text	Yes	The reason for the report.
channel	Channel	No	The channel the message is in. Defaults to the current channel.
image	Attachment	No	An image to attach to the report, such as a screenshot.

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers and DMs (user install supported)

Rate limit

2 uses every 60 seconds (shared with /report)

Plan

Free

Examples

• /report message message_id:7001 reason:Suspicious link sent to several members

You can't report your own messages or Dispatch.IO's messages.

Result on Discord

/report user

/report user

Reports a member to the moderators.

Syntax

/report user user:<member> reason:<reason> [image:<file>]

Options

Option	Type	Required	Description
user	User	Yes	The person to report.
reason	Text	Yes	The reason for the report.
image	Attachment	No	An image to attach to the report.

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers and DMs (user install supported)

Rate limit

2 uses every 60 seconds (shared with /report)

Plan

Free

Examples

• /report user user:@Alex reason:DM advertising for another server

You can't report yourself or Dispatch.IO.

Result on Discord

/report bug

/report bug

Reports a problem with the bot to the Dispatch.IO team.

Syntax

/report bug description:<description> [image:<file>]

Options

Option	Type	Required	Description
description	Text	Yes	Description of the problem.
image	Attachment	No	A screenshot of the problem.

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers and DMs (user install supported)

Rate limit

2 uses every 60 seconds (shared with /report)

Plan

Free

Examples

• /report bug description:The /help menu stops responding after a few minutes

Result on Discord

/rename changes your nickname on the server, or removes it if you leave nickname empty. The bot makes the change for you, so you don't need Discord's "Change Nickname" permission.

To rename someone else, you need the "Manage Nicknames" permission or an ADMIN or MODO role set up on the server. A few rules apply:

• nobody can rename the server owner;
• you can't rename a member whose highest role is higher than or equal to yours;
• Dispatch.IO's role must sit above the highest role of the person being renamed (including yourself).

When you rename another member, the change is recorded in the Member & Profile Logs channel if it is set up.

/rename

Changes or removes your nickname on the server, or another member's.

Syntax

/rename [user:<member>] [nickname:<nickname>]

Options

Option	Type	Required	Description
user	User	No	The person to rename (moderators only). Defaults to you.
nickname	Text	No	The new nickname. Leave empty to remove the nickname.

Member permission

None for yourself; Manage Nicknames (or an ADMIN or MODO role) for another member

Bot permission

Manage Nicknames

Bot permission

The bot's basic permissions (see the note)

Where to use it

Server only

Rate limit

1 use every 10 seconds

Plan

Free

Examples

• /rename nickname:Alex | Front
• /rename user:@Alex nickname:Alex | Front
• /rename

In a French Discord client the command is shown as /renommer, with the options utilisateur and nickname.

Basic permissions checked: View Channel, Send Messages, Embed Links, Read Message History, Add Reactions, Use External Emojis and Manage Messages. If the bot's role is missing one of them, the command doesn't reply at all.

Result on Discord

"Translate this" isn't a slash command: you open it from a message's menu.

1. Right-click the message (long-press on mobile).
2. Choose Apps, then Translate this.
3. A private panel shows the text to translate. Under Source language of the message, keep "Auto detect" or pick the original language.
4. Under Target language, pick the language you want.
5. Click Translate: the translation replaces the panel.

The Edit message button opens a form to fix or shorten the text before translating it. Available languages: French, English, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic and Hindi.

The bot collects the text of the message, its embeds and containers, then strips emojis and formatting. Mentions are replaced with markers such as [USER MENTION]. The text must be at most 1,500 characters. The panel closes after 5 minutes without any action.

/Translate this

Translates a message's text into one of the 11 available languages.

Syntax

Right-click a message, Apps, Translate this

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers and DMs (user install supported)

Rate limit

1 use every 20 seconds

Plan

Free

Examples

• Right-click Maëlle's message, Apps, Translate this, then Target language English

In a French Discord client the command is called Traduire ce message.

Result on Discord

Result on Discord

/upload-image uploads an image to the ImgBB host and gives you its direct link, handy for a banner or an embed. Accepted formats: JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP and GIF, 10 MB max.

1. Run /upload-image and attach your image to the image option.
2. A private preview shows the file's name, size and type.
3. Click Confirm to upload it, or Cancel to close the preview.
4. The bot shows the image link and a preview.

The buttons stay active for 2 minutes. The command only works on a server where Dispatch.IO is present.

/upload-image

Uploads an image and gives you its direct link.

Syntax

/upload-image image:<file>

Options

Option	Type	Required	Description
image	Attachment	Yes	The image to upload (JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP or GIF, 10 MB max).

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers where Dispatch.IO is present

Rate limit

2 uses every 30 seconds

Plan

Free

Examples

• /upload-image image:affiche-soiree.png

Result on Discord

Result on Discord

Asking a question with /gemini

/gemini sends your question to Gemini, Google's AI, and posts the answer in the channel. Each question stands alone: Gemini doesn't remember previous questions. A long answer is split into several messages numbered at the bottom ([1/2], [2/2]…). On a server, the last message has an Invite application button.

/gemini

Asks Gemini a question and posts its answer.

Syntax

/gemini question:<question>

Options

Option	Type	Required	Description
question	Text	Yes	The question to ask Gemini.

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers and DMs (user install supported)

Rate limit

2 uses every 20 seconds

Plan

Free

Examples

• /gemini question:How do I center a div in CSS?

This command is separate from the AI assistant channel, which is set up in the server's channels.

Result on Discord

Sharing a GIF with /giphy

/giphy searches Giphy for your text and posts a random GIF among the first 10 results. The language option (with suggestions) sets the search language with a 2-letter code (fr, en, es, de, ja…). Without it, the search uses your Discord language (French, otherwise English).

/giphy

Searches Giphy for a GIF and posts it.

Syntax

/giphy title:<search> [language:<code>]

Options

Option	Type	Required	Description
title	Text	Yes	The text to search for.
language	Text (with suggestions)	No	Language code for the results, for example en, fr or es.

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers and DMs (user install supported)

Rate limit

2 uses every 20 seconds

Plan

Free

Examples

• /giphy title:coffee
• /giphy title:café language:fr

In a French Discord client the options are shown as titre and langue.

Result on Discord

Reminding people of their manners with /hello

/hello posts a tongue-in-cheek message reminding people to say hello. The command has no option: use it right after the message of the person concerned.

/hello

Reminds someone to be polite if they forget to say hello.

Syntax

/hello

Member permission

None (every member)

Bot permission

None

Where to use it

Servers and DMs (user install supported)

Rate limit

1 use every 10 seconds

Plan

Free

Examples

• /hello

In a French Discord client the command is shown as /bonjour.

Result on Discord

• All commands: the full list, how slash commands work, rate limits and which language replies use.
• Permissions and roles: the ADMIN and MODO roles and the permissions the bot needs.
• Levels and leaderboards and Community: /rank, /top, /poll, /bump and /ticket-manager.
• The dashboard: set up your profile and your highlight colour.
• Troubleshooting: what to do when a command doesn't respond.