First-time setup

Right after it's added the bot does nothing: commands, panels, automod and the website's sections stay off until the server owner finishes the first-time setup. There are two ways to do it, with the same steps:

• On the website. Open the dashboard and pick the server; the setup wizard opens by itself.
• In Discord. The /setup command. Only the server owner can use it, and only once: after that, everything is changed on the website.

Required steps

Without them the bot can't post its panels.

Step	What to set
Bot language	The language the bot uses in panels, messages and logs.
Admin roles	Who gets the admin panel, moderation commands and reviewing of applications and requests. The server owner and members with the Administrator permission always have access.
Log channel	Where the bot records the administration's actions: warnings, ranks, bans, applications and settings changes.
Applications	The channel with the application panel, the channel for new application notices, and the role an accepted member gets.
Panels	Channels for the personal cabinet and the admin panel. The admin panel is best put in a private channel.

Optional steps

You can skip these and come back later in Settings on the website.

Step	What to set
Modules	Which modules the server needs. A module that is off disappears from the panels, commands and website. See Turning modules on and off.
Warn roles	Roles for the 1st and 2nd warning and the punishment for the 3rd.
Ranks	The rank roles. They follow the order of roles in Discord: the lowest one becomes rank 1.
Name and color	The name shown in the application panel instead of the server's name. The color is the stripe on the left of the bot's messages.
Warn removal conditions	What a member can do to get a warning removed. Up to 10 conditions.

When you press Finish setup, the bot saves everything and posts the panels in the chosen channels by itself.

Application panel channel

The application panel must be in a regular text channel that supports threads: the bot opens a thread there for every application.