Every server settings page, setting by setting, with its effect on the bot.
Type a keyword: a command, a module, a dashboard page…
A server's home page in the dashboard, its modules and the basic configuration (language, timezone, separator, color, emergency mentions).
Choose or create in one click the channels that Dispatch.IO uses for its announcements, mini-games, and logs.
Set the channel, message, variables, card image and welcome roles on the Welcome and Goodbye pages.
Turn levels on, set XP gains, role rewards and the level image, then manage members' XP.
Turn daily flames on, choose their channel, customise the messages and options, and set rewards and the image (Ultimate).
Turn bump on, generate the permanent invite, choose the receive channel, write the description and set the bump card image.
Create ticket panels (button or menu), then handle tickets from the website: list, transcript, replies and moderation.
Create, deploy, edit and delete role panels with buttons or reactions, step by step.
Make the bot react with one or more emojis when a word appears in a message, from the Word reaction page of the dashboard.
Set up text channels whose messages delete themselves and voice channels that spawn a private voice room on demand.
Automatically announce YouTube videos, Twitch live streams and RSS feed articles in a Discord channel, from the dashboard.
Turn on raid mode, manage the per-protection whitelist, tune every anti-raid protection and set up emergency alerts from the dashboard.
Turn on optional command packs such as the aviation commands, and understand when the level commands show up on your server.
Browse your server's Discord audit log and the history of changes made on the dashboard, with filters, details and export.
Follow your server's activity (commands, messages, voice time) and its structure on the Statistics page of the dashboard.
See your server's plan, understand what Basic and Ultimate change and subscribe for this server from the shop.