Your servers and talking through the bot

Your bot can be on several of your servers. These commands, kept for the owners, let you manage them from any of them, and talk through the bot.

The bot's servers

• +server list shows the servers the bot is on, each with its number. That number is used by the other commands, instead of the server's ID.
• +invite 2 gives you an invite to server no. 2.
• +leave 3 makes the bot leave server no. 3. +leave alone leaves the server you're in right away, without confirmation.

To add the bot to a new server, use the invite link from +mybots. With +secur invite on, the bot leaves by itself any server where its buyer isn't (see permissions).

Talking through the bot

• +say Welcome everyone!: the bot writes that message in the channel, with the attached files and stickers, and deletes your command. In reply to one of the bot's messages, it edits that message instead of sending a new one. Only the owners can make it mention @everyone or roles.
• +mp @member Your ticket has been handled: the bot sends that direct message to a member, in its own name. If the member closed their direct messages, the bot tells you.
• +discussion 2: pick a channel of server no. 2; you then see its messages here, and can answer them through the bot. The bot explains how to write there and how to finish.

Crow Bots

Crow Bots is the service that provides you this bot.

• +mybots shows your subscriptions, the days left and the link to invite each bot;
• +crowbots gives the link to the support server, to ask your questions, report a problem or renew a subscription;
• +changelogs shows the bot's latest changes.

Member counters and invite tracking are the job of Crow Tools, another Crow Bots bot.

Every command

Each command of this guide, with its arguments, its default level and examples: The bot's servers, Discussion and Crow Bots.