TL;DR
- V2-powered configuration: The Applications dashboard now uses our V2 components, making every form setting clearer and faster to configure.
- Applications, rebuilt: Publish polished panels and give applicants a smoother path from start to submission.
- Review where the work happens: Submitted applications can ping your staff and include Accept or Deny actions directly in the logging channel.
- Built to hold up: Long responses are paginated, submission logs are queued and retried, and multiple-choice answers retain their full text.
- Massively higher limits: Public servers now get up to 7 forms, 20 questions per form, and 5 responses per applicant. Prime and Custom servers go much further.
- A cleaner dashboard: The Applications page has been redesigned around clearer form settings, better controls, and a new Send Panel flow.
- Admin balance controls: Server admins can now add or remove currency from a member when they need to correct a balance.
- More reliability fixes: We also tightened up embeds, economy settings, tickets, moderation, anime search messaging, and interaction error delivery.
V2 components make configuration easier
3.0.1 gave the Economy module its moment. With 3.0.2, it is the Applications module's turn.
The headline is a new Applications dashboard built with our V2 components. Forms now have a clearer, focused setup flow: configure the name, icon, description, logging channel, acceptance and denial roles, shuffled questions, access rules, ping roles, and completion message in one place. It is easier to scan, quicker to use, and better suited to complex server workflows.
Publish a real application panel
You can now send an application panel directly from the dashboard.
Choose a saved embed, forms, channels, and a button or dropdown layout. Panels support more than one form, giving your staff, partnerships, events, and creator teams a proper reusable front door.
Better submissions, faster reviews
When someone submits an application, configured staff roles can be mentioned in the logging channel. Long submissions are paginated, and the final page contains Accept and Deny actions so staff can review without leaving the message.
For applicants, servers can set their own completion message after a successful submission. Questions can still be shuffled, while new multiple-choice handling keeps the complete selected answer even when Discord has to shorten a menu label.
If a logging-channel message cannot be delivered immediately, Discortics queues it for retry instead of quietly losing the application.
Limits that let your community grow
We raised application limits across every tier and aligned them across the bot and dashboard.
| Application capability | Public | Prime | Custom |
|---|---|---|---|
| Forms per server | 7 | 15 | 100 |
| Questions per form | 20 | 50 | 100 |
| Responses per person, per form | 5 | 15 | 1,000 |
Saved embeds grow with the new panel workflow too: Public servers can save 20, Prime servers 50, and Custom servers 1,000. That gives you room to create purpose-built panel designs instead of reusing one generic message everywhere.
A round of fixes across Discortics
This release also includes a broad reliability pass:
- Economy administration: Admins can now add or remove currency from an individual member's balance.
- Application flows: Fixed response-limit handling for unlimited tiers, safer log-channel delivery, clearer picker and interaction errors, and better review actions.
- Embeds: Improved composer safety and validation so saved embeds and their dashboard workflows behave more predictably.
- Economy: Improved settings handling and polished several game and sharing flows.
- Moderation and tickets: Resolved purge edge cases and tightened ticket-close access cleanup.
- Error delivery: Interaction failures now have more reliable fallback replies, so members get a useful answer instead of a silent failure.
Set up a panel, open your forms, and let your community apply.