InviteManager allows you to manage the members of your server by looking at their invites.
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IMPORTANT: Due to the way discord handles invites, it is not possible to find out who invited people that are already in your server. It only works for people who join AFTER you add the InviteManager to your server.
This is a list of commands you can use. You can get more info about a specific command by using !help <command> (e.g. !help add-rank)
Arguments are listed after the command. Parentheses () indicate an optional argument. (e.g. (reason) means the reason is optional)
!add-invites @user amount (reason) Adds/Removes invites to/from a member
!clear-invites (@user) (clearBonus) Clear invites of the server/a user
!invite-codes Get a list of all your invite codes
!invites (@user) Show personal invites
!restore-invites (@user) Restore all previously cleared invites
!leaderboard (page) Show the people with the most invites
!add-rank @role invites (info) Add a new rank
!show-ranks Show all ranks
!remove-rank @role Remove a rank
!config (key) (value) Show and change the config of the server
!diagnose Check for problems (e.g. missing permissions)
!fake (page) Help find users trying to cheat.
!info @user Show info about a specific member
!botInfo Show info about the bot
!feedback <message> Give feedback about the bot to the developers
!members Show member count of current server.
Simply invite the InviteManager to your server and grant the necessary permissions. Only 2 permissions are required:
MANAGE_GUILD: The MANAGE_GUILD or "Manage Server" permission is required to fetch the invite codes and counts of all users.
MANAGE_ROLES: This permission is required to assign roles to people when they reach a certain rank.
Also make sure that the bot has write access to any channel where he needs to reply and check if link embeds are enabled for the best experience.
Once the bot is working, you can customize its setting. For more info do !help config or check the FAQ section below.
This is a list of frequently asked questions.
You can do !config prefix - to change the prefix. If you don't know your current prefix, you can do @InviteManager prefix to see the prefix.
Set the channel by doing !config joinMessageChannel #channel or !config leaveMessageChannel #channel. After doing that, new joins and leaves will be posted to that channel.
Absolutely! You can change the message by doing for example
!config joinMessage {memberMention} **joined**; Invited by **{inviterName}** (**{numInvites}** invites) or !config leaveMessage {memberName} **left**; Invited by **{inviterName}**.
The following placeholders are available:
| join | leave | example | description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| {memberName} | yes | yes | Andy | The name of the member that just joined your discord server |
| {memberMention} | yes | no | @Andy | The mention of the member that just joined your discord server (person will be pinged). |
| {memberImage} | yes | yes | [URL] | URL of the avatar of the member |
| {inviterName} | yes | yes | Andy | The name of the inviter |
| {inviterMention} | yes | yes | @Andy | The mention of the inviter (person will be pinged) |
| {inviterImage} | yes | yes | [URL] | URL of the avatar of the inviter |
| {numInvites} | yes | yes | 12 | Number of invites the inviter has in total |
| {numRegularInvites} | yes | yes | 7 | Number of invites the inviter has through regular invites |
| {numBonusInvites} | yes | yes | 5 | Number of invites the inviter has as a bonus (they were assigned manually) |
| {memberCount} | yes | yes | 42 | Number of members your server has in total |
| {numJoins} | yes | yes | 3 | Number of times the user has joined the server |
| {channelName} | yes | yes | general | The name of the channel where the invite code was created |
| {channelMention} | yes | yes | #general | Mention of the channel where the invite code was created |
| {inviteCode} | yes | yes | fgSr30s | Invite code used |
| {memberCreated:date} | yes | yes | 25.09.2016 | Date the discord user was created |
| {memberCreated:duration} | yes | yes | 5 weeks | Duration since the discord user was created |
| {memberCreated:timeAgo} | yes | yes | 2 day ago | Time the discord user was created |
| {firstJoin:date} | yes | yes | 11.12.2017 | Date the user joined the server for the first time |
| {firstJoin:duration} | yes | yes | 4 days | Duration since the user joined the server for the first time |
| {firstJoin:timeAgo} | yes | yes | 1 week ago | Time the user joined the server for the first time |
| {previousJoin:date} | yes | no | 02.04.2018 | Date when the user joined the server the last time |
| {previousJoin:duration} | yes | no | 2 months | Duration since when the user joined the server the last time |
| {previousJoin:timeAgo} | yes | no | 1 second ago | Time when the user joined the server the last time |
| {joinedAt:date} | no | yes | 17.05.2018 | Date when the user joined |
| {joinedAt:duration} | no | yes | 3 minutes | Duration since when the user joined |
| {joinedAt:timeAgo} | no | yes | 2 minutes ago | Time when the user joined |
Ranks are used to assign roles to people when they reach a certain amount of invites. For example. if you have a role called @Beginner and you want people who have 5 or more invites to be added to that role, you would have to create a rank for that like so: !add-rank @Beginner 5 (and if you want a description here). As soon as someone has 5 invites, he will automatically be added to that role!
Take away the read message permissions in the channels where you don't want the bot to reply.
The webpanel is being worked on. If you would like to get access right now, you can ask for it on the Discord Support server.
If the bot does not work as expected, please make sure it has all the permissions it needs. It needs to be able to post to the channel where you are executing a command and ideally you also have "link embeds" enabled on your server.
- Find people who invite inactive people. This could be an indicator that they are using a service that adds dummy accounts.