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Professional support panels for your community

1. 01
   Post the panel — Send a ticket button embed to any channel from your dashboard.
2. 02
   Member clicks — A private channel opens instantly — visible only to the member and staff.
3. 03
   Staff respond — Claim, reply, use quick responses for common issues.
4. 04
   Close and archive — Channel closed cleanly. Full transcript saved for audit.

Your community's first impression, automated

1. 01
   Choose your channel — Pick which channel receives welcome messages.
2. 02
   Design your message — Custom text, embed image, and roles to assign on join.
3. 03
   Member joins — Message fires instantly. Roles applied. Member onboarded.

A proper send-off, automated

1. 01
   Choose your channel — Pick which channel receives goodbye messages.
2. 02
   Design your message — Custom text, embed color, banner image, or a generated card.
3. 03
   Member leaves — Message fires instantly, avatar included — no setup needed.

Know exactly who is on your server

1. 01
   Post the verify panel — A button embed in your rules or welcome channel.
2. 02
   Member clicks — Discord account verified instantly. Role assigned.
3. 03
   Steam link (optional) — Member logs in with Steam through a secure link. Verified and linked instantly.

Get discovered by players actively looking for a server

1. 01
   Fill in your listing — Description, tags, and your invite link — from the dashboard.
2. 02
   Go live — Your server appears on dayzhub.net/servers and in the Hub's server-list forum.
3. 03
   Stays in sync — Status and tags refresh automatically — no manual updates.
4. 04
   List extra servers (optional) — With the CFTools+ add-on, list each additional server you track separately — same community branding, its own address, status and slug.

Give trusted members dashboard access without sharing your login

1. 01
   Invite a member — Search by Discord username and pick the sections they can access.
2. 02
   They get access instantly — They log in with their own Discord account and see only what you granted.
3. 03
   Adjust or remove anytime — Change permissions or remove access whenever you need to.

Undo a bad change with one click

1. 01
   Take a backup — Give it a name you'll recognise later — "before wipe setup", "working config" — from Dashboard → Settings Backup.
2. 02
   Change whatever you like — Reconfigure any feature freely. Your backup stays exactly as it was.
3. 03
   Restore if it goes wrong — One click puts every feature setting back. Your current setup is auto-saved first, so the restore itself can be undone too.

Organized rules your members can actually find

1. 01
   Write your rules — Add up to 15 categories — title, accent color, and text for each.
2. 02
   Post to your channel — Each category posts as its own branded embed to the channel you pick.
3. 03
   (Optional) Sync to Screening — Push your rules into Discord's native "Read & Agree" join screen.

Public suggestion panels with staff review

1. 01
   Choose the four channels — In Dashboard → Suggestions, set Submit Suggestion, Suggestion Community View, Approved Suggestions, and Denied Suggestions channels. Prefer a Discord forum channel instead? Turn on Forum Mode and point it at a Forum channel — each suggestion becomes its own thread, no separate channels needed.
2. 02
   Set reviewer roles — Add the role IDs allowed to approve or deny suggestions. Server admins keep access automatically.
3. 03
   Post the public panel — Click Post Suggestion Panel to Channel (or Post Pinned Panel to Forum). Members use the Discord button to open the suggestion form.
4. 04
   Review and route ideas — New suggestions appear in the community view with voting. Reviewers approve or deny them — with an optional reason, shown to the member — and the bot sends the result to the right channel (or archives the thread, in Forum Mode). Changed your mind? Reopen an approved or denied suggestion from the dashboard to put it back to a live vote.

Real-time polls with live vote counts

1. 01
   Create a poll — Set question, options, and optional timer from the dashboard — or let members launch their own from a "Launch Poll" panel button in Discord.
2. 02
   Community votes — Members click buttons. Each person gets one vote.
3. 03
   Results shown — Live vote counts with percentage bars right on the embed.

Automated giveaways with auto-drawn winners

1. 01
   Set up the giveaway — Choose prize, duration, winner count, and required roles — or switch to Invite Contest mode to reward top recruiters instead.
2. 02
   Members enter — Click the enter button. One entry per person.
3. 03
   Winner auto-drawn — Bot picks and announces the winner when time runs out.

See exactly who is bringing people in

1. 01
   Auto-tracking — Invite tracker enables automatically — no setup needed.
2. 02
   Leaderboard — Live, auto-updating invite leaderboard posted in your server.
3. 03
   Contests — Run an invite contest through Giveaways — winner is whoever recruited the most.

Reward members who vote for your server

1. 01
   Connect your site — Add your TopGames vote link and confirmation channel in the dashboard.
2. 02
   Member votes — Bot detects the vote confirmation and awards points automatically.
3. 03
   Rewards claimed — Points accumulate. Members redeem for prizes your staff fulfill.

On-brand announcements with rich embeds

1. 01
   Write the announcement — Rich text, embed image, color, and role to ping.
2. 02
   Schedule or send now — Send immediately or schedule for a future time.
3. 03
   Post a countdown — Choose Raid or Wipe, set the event time, and post a live countdown.
4. 04
   Posted to Discord — Lands in your announcement channel perfectly formatted and updates automatically.

Run your bot in your community's language

1. 01
   Open Dashboard → Settings — Find Bot Language.
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   Pick a language — One language, applied server-wide to every member's interactions.
3. 03
   Bot responds in that language — Commands, embeds, and confirmations translated from that point on.

Keep your community clean automatically

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   Set up automod rules — Block invite links, spam, and bad words — exempt specific channels from each filter individually.
2. 02
   Issue warnings — Staff warn members through the bot. Record kept permanently.
3. 03
   Everything logged — All moderation actions posted to your private mod-log channel.

Spam detection and bot-raid traps in one protection suite

1. 01
   Set your moderation log — Choose where DayZ Hub posts spam, raid, and honeypot actions.
2. 02
   Enable spam detection — Set how many different channels within how many seconds counts as a raid-style blast.
3. 03
   Enable the honeypot trap — Create the DayzHub-Protection channel so bot raids reveal themselves when they post there.
4. 04
   Choose actions and exemptions — Pick warn, kick, or ban for spam blasts, kick or ban for honeypot hits, and exempt trusted staff roles.

Keep members engaged with XP and level rewards

1. 01
   Enable leveling — Set the message cooldown, XP range, and configure reward roles per level.
2. 02
   Members earn XP — Every message and voice minute earns points, with bonuses for effortful messages and multipliers for boosted roles or channels. Bot announces level-ups.
3. 03
   Rewards unlocked — Roles automatically granted at configured level milestones.

Whitelist and staff applications built in

1. 01
   Build the form — Add questions and configure where answers are posted.
2. 02
   Member applies — Fills out the form through a clean Discord modal.
3. 03
   Staff review — Approve or deny from the posted embed. Role assigned on approve.

Private squad voice channels with owner invites

1. 01
   Create a Join to Create hub — Make or choose the voice channel members will join when they want their own room.
2. 02
   Configure Temp Voice — In Dashboard → Temp Voice, select the hub channel, choose the category, set the channel name format, and save.
3. 03
   Keep private mode enabled — Private temp channels block normal users by default. Staff roles you configure can still access or help manage channels.
4. 04
   Owners invite members — The channel owner uses /tempvoice invite @user to allow someone in, or /tempvoice remove @user to remove their access.
5. 05
   Auto-cleanup runs — When the channel is empty, DayZ Hub deletes it automatically so the voice section stays tidy.

Organize events your community can RSVP to

1. 01
   Create the event — Title, description, time, and channel — from the dashboard.
2. 02
   Members RSVP — Going / Not Going / Maybe buttons on the embed.
3. 03
   Reminders fire — Configurable reminder (default 30 minutes, or turn it off) pings before the event starts.

Squad up without leaving Discord

1. 01
   Enable it in the dashboard — Turn on Group Finder, pick the recruitment channel — a forum channel works best (each post becomes its own thread), a regular text channel works too — and set how many days posts stay open. Optional: a role to ping on new posts.
2. 02
   Member runs /creategroup — A quick 5-field form: clan/group name, purpose of gameplay, what kind of players they're looking for, how many are needed, and language.
3. 03
   The post goes live — Published in your recruitment channel with all the details. Interested players click "I'm Interested" — the poster gets a DM and recruiting happens from there.
4. 04
   It cleans up after itself — Posts archive and lock automatically when they expire, or early with /closegroup. One active post per member — no channel spam, and the recruitment history stays visible.

Give your best players something to build, not just play

1. 01
   Enable it in the dashboard — Turn on Clans, optionally pick a category for auto-created clan channels, set the max active clans and max members per clan, and optionally require a role to create one.
2. 02
   Member runs /clan create — Name, a 2-6 character tag, an optional description, and a join mode — Apply, Open, or Invite.
3. 03
   The clan grows — Open: anyone can /clan join. Apply: members /clan apply and an officer approves or denies. Invite: /clan invite @user sends a DM with Accept/Decline.
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   Owners run it day to day — /clan kick, /clan promote, /clan demote, /clan transfer, /clan disband — plus /clan info and /clan list for anyone to check standings.

Player-run auctions, right inside Discord

1. 01
   Enable it in the dashboard — Turn on Auction House, pick the auction channel — a forum channel works best (each listing becomes its own thread) — set how many days a listing runs and your currency label (e.g. "pts", "Notes", "coins"). Optional: require staff approval before listings go live.
2. 02
   Member lists an item — A quick 5-field form: item name, description, category, starting bid, and an image link.
3. 03
   Others bid to win — Bid, Follow, and History buttons on every listing. Follow gets you a DM the moment you're outbid or the auction ends.
4. 04
   Auction closes automatically — Highest bid wins when time runs out. Seller and winner are both DMed — no bids means the listing just expires, nothing lost.

Let members choose what pings them — not @everyone

1. 01
   Connect a role to a feature — In Dashboard → Notification Center, pick any built-in feature, choose a role from the dropdown and hit Connect. Every future post from that feature now pings it.
2. 02
   Add custom buttons — Your own categories — any label, emoji and role, plus a short description you write so members know what the ping is for. Up to 20 connections total.
3. 03
   Build self-role categories — Group general-purpose roles into their own categories — Pick-any lets members toggle each role independently, Pick-one turns it into a switch so choosing a role swaps out any other they hold in that category.
4. 04
   Post the panel — One message with your server banner, a description per category, and a button per connected role or self-role option — posted to whichever channel you pick.
5. 05
   Members self-toggle — Tap a button to opt in, opt out, or switch. The role is added or removed instantly — no admin work ever again.

Automatically highlight your best moments

1. 01
   Set the threshold — Choose how many stars to trigger a starboard post.
2. 02
   Community reacts — Members add ⭐ to a message they love.
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   Auto-highlighted — Message reposted to your starboard channel automatically.

Build your own slash commands for your players

1. 01
   Add a command — Pick a name, a short description and the reply.
2. 02
   Save — The bot registers it on your server within a minute.
3. 03
   Players use it — They type / and choose your command from the list.

A PayPal or Stripe shop built into your Discord

1. 01
   Create your products — Name, price, description, and role to grant on purchase — one-time or recurring subscription.
2. 02
   Member runs /shop — The bot replies with a link to your branded shop page — Buy Now and checkout happen there.
3. 03
   Payment and auto-deliver — PayPal or Stripe checkout. Role assigned instantly on completion, and re-confirmed automatically each renewal for subscriptions.

Automatic mod update alerts

1. 01
   Add a collection or mod — Paste a Steam Workshop Collection ID/URL, or track a single mod — up to 10 collections and 25 individual mods per server, each with its own channel.
2. 02
   Bot monitors — Checks every tracked collection and mod for updates every 15 minutes automatically.
3. 03
   Alert posted — Update alert posted to your channel naming the updated mod.

Auto-announce when your streamers go live — Twitch & YouTube

1. 01
   Add streamers — Paste a Twitch URL or a YouTube channel/@handle into the dashboard.
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   They go live — Bot detects the stream within minutes — on either platform.
3. 03
   Alert posted — Embed with thumbnail, title, and link to watch — plus a second alert when they end the stream.
4. 04
   Manage anytime — Pause a streamer without removing them, or limit alerts to specific games — no re-adding needed.

DayZ update changelogs, posted the moment they drop

1. 01
   Pick a channel — Choose where patch notes should post, from the dashboard.
2. 02
   Choose your branches — Stable, experimental, or both — whichever your server tracks.
3. 03
   Bohemia ships an update — DayZ Hub detects the new Steam changelog automatically.
4. 04
   Changelog posted — Full patch notes embed fires in your channel — image, formatting, links and all — with an optional role ping.

Your server status, live in Discord

1. 01
   Connect CFTools — Link your server via CFTools in the dashboard.
2. 02
   Post the status panels — Pick a channel — 3 panels appear: Live Server, Players Online, and Next Restart.
3. 03
   Auto-updates forever — All 3 refresh automatically. Online/offline state, player count, restart timer.
4. 04
   Watch your population build — Every check is saved, so the Population History chart on your Live Status page fills in on its own — no setup, nothing to turn on.
5. 05
   Add more servers (optional) — CFTools+ add-on — €1.99/mo for +2 servers or €3.99/mo for +4, each with its own channel and panels. Click "Detect servers" to auto-list every server your CFTools Application already has access to, so you don't have to hand-copy Server API IDs.

Your top survivors, ranked automatically

1. 01
   Pick a channel — Holds the auto-refreshing leaderboard panels.
2. 02
   Choose up to 5 stats — Kills, deaths, playtime, K/D ratio and more — or pick the combined Overview panel to show kills, deaths and K/D together in one.
3. 03
   Auto-updates forever — Refreshes every ~20 minutes. Members can also run /dayzstats for any stat, anytime — defaults to the combined Overview. Tracking extra servers via CFTools+? Add server:<label> to check any of them, not just your primary.
4. 04
   Add more servers (optional) — CFTools+ add-on — each extra server you track gets its own leaderboard, own channel, own stats and its own wipe/reset.

Every kill, live in Discord

1. 01
   Connect your CFTools webhook — Your CFTools Cloud dashboard → Manage → Integrations → New Webhook — paste the URL Kill Feed gives you, set the payload format to "CFTools Cloud (Hephaistos v1)", and select the kill/death events.
2. 02
   Paste the secret — CFTools hands you a secret once the webhook is created — paste it into the Kill Feed settings page so events can be verified as genuinely from CFTools.
3. 03
   Pick a channel & save — Kills start posting immediately — no delay, no polling interval to wait on.
4. 04
   Tune it to taste — Optionally hide non-PvP deaths (environment/starvation) or set a minimum kill distance to cut down on close-range spam.
5. 05
   Add more servers (optional) — CFTools+ add-on — each extra server gets its own webhook URL and secret (CFTools registers these per server), its own channel, and its own filters.

A live, modern feed of players joining and leaving your server — powered by your own CFTools webhook

1. 01
   Connect your CFTools webhook — Already running Kill Feed? Reuse that webhook — in your CFTools Cloud dashboard → Manage → Integrations, edit it and also select the user.join and user.leave events. Starting fresh? Create a New Webhook, paste the URL shown on your In-game Player Feed settings page, and set the payload format to "CFTools Cloud (Hephaistos v1)".
2. 02
   Paste the secret — Reusing your Kill Feed webhook? Its secret is already saved — nothing to do. New webhook? CFTools hands you a secret once it's created — paste it into the In-game Player Feed settings page so events can be verified as genuinely from CFTools.
3. 03
   Pick a channel & save — Joins and leaves start posting as cards immediately. Choose card or compact style, and whether to show joins, leaves, playtime and a country flag.

A ping when your server goes down

1. 01
   Bot monitors via CFTools — Checks your server every 3 minutes, confirmed over two checks before alerting.
2. 02
   Downtime detected — If the server stops responding on two checks in a row, an alert fires.
3. 03
   Recovery alert — Second alert when the server comes back online.

Announce every ban in a Discord channel

1. 01
   Pick a channel — Choose where new ban announcements get posted.
2. 02
   /ban issued — A moderator bans a member via /ban, or the ticket panel's Ban button.
3. 03
   Posted to Discord — An announcement with the reason, duration, and moderator goes out automatically, with an optional role ping.

Your community's bot — your name, your face

1. 01
   Pick a name and avatar — Type the name your bot should carry and paste an image URL for its avatar — e.g. "Survivor HQ" with your server's logo.
2. 02
   Save & apply — The bot is renamed instantly, and every automated announcement starts posting with your avatar.
3. 03
   Reset anytime — Clear either field to go back to the default DayZ Hub name and avatar.

Get rewarded for growing the community

1. 01
   Find your code — It's on your Billing page — created for you automatically.
2. 02
   Share it — Send it to another DayZ server owner you know.
3. 03
   They subscribe with it — They enter your code at checkout, on any plan.
4. 04
   Watch your progress — Each paying referral counts the moment its payment completes. The 0% shop fee switches on by itself when you reach your target — nothing to claim.

Reward every vote with tokens, a shop and in-game items

1. 01
   Add your voting sites — Dashboard, Vote Rewards, Settings: switch on each site you use, paste its server key and set the tokens per vote.
2. 02
   Build your token shop — Add items with a price and an optional stock: in-game items, a Discord role, or something your staff hand over.
3. 03
   Players collect — Members link Steam once with /link-steam, vote for your server, then type /votes collect. Each vote is paid once.
4. 04
   Spend and claim — They buy with /votes buy. Roles arrive at once. In-game items are handed out with !claim on a server linked to DayzHUB Console, or by your staff through a request thread with a Delivered button.

Show your server data on your own website

1. 01
   Create a token — Dashboard, Management, Bot API: name it, tick what it may read, copy it. It is shown once.
2. 02
   Keep it secret — Store it on your own server like a password. Use one token per website or tool.
3. 03
   Ask for your data — Your website sends the token in an Authorization header and gets your data back as JSON.
4. 04
   Revoke any time — Press Revoke on the Bot API page and the token stops working at once.

A proper way back for banned players

1. 01
   Build your form — Your own questions, who may use it, and how long they must wait after the punishment.
2. 02
   Pick a review channel & publish — Choose where staff review submissions, then mark the form Published — both are required before the link goes live.
3. 03
   Share the link — Put it in your ban reason. It works even for someone already banned.
4. 04
   Review in Discord — Accept lifts the ban and sends a single-use invite. Reject applies a cooldown.

Stop raid accounts at the door

1. 01
   Pick your filters — Account age, default avatar, auto-generated names, banned name words, unverified bots.
2. 02
   Choose how they combine — Trip on any single filter, or require all of them for fewer false positives.
3. 03
   Choose the action — Log only, quarantine role, timeout, kick or ban — start on log-only to see what it would catch.

A full audit trail of your Discord

1. 01
   Set a default channel — Every group falls back to it unless you route that group somewhere else.
2. 02
   Enable the groups you want — Everything is off until you switch it on.
3. 03
   Mute the noise — Ignore specific users, roles or channels — and bots by default.