Discord Bot Settings Choose a familiar prefix
Set your message-command prefix while keeping slash commands available as usual.
Discord Bot Settings Set up Discortics around your community.
Choose how members run commands, which language the bot uses, and where each tool belongs. Make everyday server settings easy to manage from Discord or the Dashboard.
What you can do
Speak your community’s language
Choose the server response language from the supported translations.
Give commands a clear home
Control command access for members, roles, channels, and categories.
Keep useful information visible
Manage sticky channel messages, with sticky leaderboards on Prime and Custom.
Change settings in one line
Add arguments to a prefix command to change a setting directly, without opening a panel.
Control who runs what
Allow or block any command or module by role, channel, or member.
When to use it
- Choose a prefix that fits alongside your other bots.
- Set the response language for your server.
- Keep important channel information easy to find.
Guides
Use these commands in Discord, or manage compatible settings from the Discortics dashboard.
Discord Bot SettingsRelevant commands
/settings prefix/settings language/settings command/settings sticky
Frequently asked questions
Does changing the prefix affect slash commands?
No. Slash commands always begin with /. Changing the prefix only affects message commands.
Who can change server settings?
Members need Manage Server, and any command restrictions must also allow access. Dashboard changes take effect after saving.
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