1. Sign in with Discord
On the dashboard, sign in with your Discord account. NoryxBot only sees your name, your picture and the servers you manage. It never sees your password.
Add the bot
Everything goes through the dashboard: sign in with Discord, pick your server, choose your modules. NoryxBot is in reserved beta, so the “Add” button shows once your access is open.
On the dashboard, sign in with your Discord account. NoryxBot only sees your name, your picture and the servers you manage. It never sees your password.
Your servers are listed. Press “Add NoryxBot” next to the one you want: Discord shows you exactly what the bot asks for, and you confirm.
Back on the dashboard, turn on what you need: welcome, moderation, tickets, levels, live alerts… Nothing is set with commands: everything is on the dashboard.
NoryxBot never asks for the Administrator permission. Each permission below is used by a module, and you can remove the ones for modules you don’t use.
View channels, send messages, embed links, attach files and read message history: to post welcome cards, alerts, panels and rules.
Manage messages, kick, ban and time out members: for /clear, /kick, /ban, /timeout and warnings with an automatic sanction.
Manage roles: for button roles, the rules role, level rewards and role sync. NoryxBot can only give roles placed below its own.
Create private threads, send messages in threads and manage threads: each ticket is a private thread, locked when it is closed.
Manage channels, move members and connect: to create a member’s own voice channel and delete it when it is empty.
NoryxBot doesn’t read the content of messages: it doesn’t ask Discord for it. Messages are counted for levels, never read or kept.
NoryxBot is in reserved beta: for now it can be added on the studio’s servers and by selected testers. Join the official Discord to hear when it opens.
In Server Settings, Roles, drag the NoryxBot role above every role it must give (rules role, button roles, level rewards). A bot can never give a role placed above its own.
Members with the “Manage Server” permission, and the “bot masters”: roles you choose on the dashboard’s Settings page.
Kick it from the server like any member. Its settings for that server are deleted right away, as the privacy policy says.