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Permissions

See which permissions you and Utilities need.

#Fix a missing permission

Requires: means you're missing it. BOT Requires: means Utilities is.

reqon

,panel create support

UtilitiesApp

@reqon: Requires: Manage Server.

Ask for a role with that permission.

#What you need

Each page's All commands list shows what every command needs.

ToYou need
Make and send ticket panelsManage Server
Blacklist people from ticketsManage Server
Work on a ticketManage Channels in it, or a support or manager role of its panel
TransactionsManage Server and Manage Roles

#What Utilities needs

Tickets
ToUtilities needs
Open a ticket as a channelView Channel, Manage Channels, Manage Roles and Send Messages in the ticket's category
Open a ticket as a threadView Channel, Create Private Threads, Send Messages in Threads and Manage Threads in the panel's channel
Make, edit or send a panelView Channel, Send Messages and Embed Links
Update a posted panelView Channel and Embed Links
Messages
ToUtilities needs
Send with /sendView Channel and Send Messages
Test a welcome, leave or boost messageView Channel, Send Messages and Embed Links
Purge messagesManage Messages and Read Message History

A message with an embed also needs Embed Links, and one with a file needs Attach Files.

Server and automation
ToUtilities needs
Run VoiceMasterView Channel, Manage Channels, Manage Roles, Move Members and Connect
Keep statistic channels up to dateManage Channels
React with autoreactAdd Reactions
Add, remove or rename emojiManage Expressions
Give rolesManage Roles, and a role above the ones it gives

In a channel's own settings, Manage Roles is called Manage Permissions.

#Move the bot's role up

A bot can only give roles below its own highest role. In Server Settings, drag Utilities' role above every role it gives.

Nobody can give @everyone or an integration's role, like another bot's, so autoroles and sticky roles refuse them.

#Good to know

  • A channel that takes away View Channel, Send Messages or Embed Links stops Utilities there, whatever its role allows. So does a private channel or category it isn't let into.
  • Discord hides slash commands from members without the permission, except /prefix, /snipe and /voicemaster, which are partly for everyone.
  • /emoji is hidden without Manage Expressions, but anyone can enlarge one with ,e.