Role Management

Roles are the backbone of Discord server organization — they control...

How It Works

1. Auto-role: assign default roles to new members automatically on join
2. Reaction roles: create a message with buttons/dropdowns/emojis for self-assignment
3. Activity roles: auto-assign based on message count, voice hours, or engagement score
4. Level roles: auto-assign when members reach XP level milestones
5. Conditional chains: 'if has @Gamer AND level 10 → assign @Veteran Gamer'
6. Temp roles: auto-expire after a set duration (hours/days/weeks)

What It Tracks

• Auto-role assignment on join
• Reaction roles (button, dropdown, emoji)
• Activity-based role rewards (message/voice/score thresholds)
• Level-based role assignment
• Conditional role chains (multi-condition triggers)
• Temporary roles with auto-expiry
• Role analytics (most/least popular, assignment trends)

Use Cases

• Gaming server letting members self-assign game roles via reaction buttons
• Brand community auto-assigning 'Active' role after 50 messages for access to exclusive channels
• Education server granting 'Verified Student' via reaction role in #verify
• Event servers using temp roles for 24-hour event access that auto-expires

What's Included

Setup

1. Auto-role: Dashboard → Roles → Auto-Role → Select role(s) for new members
2. Reaction role: Dashboard → Roles → Reaction Roles → Create → Choose channel, message, and roles
3. Activity role: Dashboard → Roles → Activity Roles → Add Rule → Set condition (e.g., 100 messages)
4. Level role: Dashboard → Leaderboard → Rewards → Add Level → Select Role
5. Temp role: Dashboard → Roles → Temporary → Select role, set duration

Frequently Asked Questions