Controlling and setting up the bot
Who can use what, the bot's settings, its profile, its messages, its direct messages and its servers.
These guides help you decide who can use the bot and fit it to your server. Start with the permissions: they decide who has access to each command.
- The bot's permissionsWho can use which commands. Hand the bot over to your team, role by role, in a few commands.
- The bot's settingsChange the prefix, rename commands, use the help, see the server's setup, and reset everything.
- Customising the botChange the bot's name, picture, banner and bio, everywhere or on one server, its activity, its status and the colour of its messages.
- Changing the bot's messagesRewrite any of the bot's texts (sanction messages, errors, help…), or change its language.
- The bot's direct messagesChoose when the bot writes to your members by direct message, and keep it from being flagged by Discord.
- Your servers and talking through the botList the bot's servers, join or leave one, talk through the bot, and find your Crow Bots subscriptions.
- Getting your bot verified by DiscordWhen your bot goes over 10,000 users, Discord asks for a form to keep its access: here it is, already filled in, ready to copy.