Getting Started

Inviting the Bot

You can invite the bot using the following url:

https://discordapp.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=524648043061051432&permissions=8&scope=bot

The Voice Channel Manager Bot should have administration permissions to ensure that nothing prevents it from making, removing and renaming channels. If, however, you do not wish to give the bot full permissions, make sure the following permissions are enabled:

  • Manage Server
  • Manage Channels
  • Create Invite
  • Manage Nicknames
  • Read Text Channels & See Voice Channels
  • Send Messages
  • Embed Links
  • Manage Messages
  • Add Reactions

Bot Administration

Bot Prefix

The initial prefix of the bot when it first enters a server is /. However, the prefix can be customized. To set a custom prefix for your server, run the set prefix command. For example, if you want to set the bot prefix to an exclamation point (!), run the following command:
/set prefix !
Bot Prefix

Auto Renumbering

There might be an instance when the number of channels gets out of order. This can be caused by a number of things, but the most common is that the API call lags due to network interference. To combat this, the Voice Channel Manager Bot includes an Auto Renumber command to keep your channels organized. To renumber an Auto Voice Group, copy the ID of the category the group lives under and run the following command:
/auto renumber 588406876388196353
“588406876388196353” in this example is the ID of the category.
Auto Renumber 1 Auto Renumber 2 Auto Renumber 3

Notification Channel

If you would like to be able to receive notifications from the bot owner, you can use the set notifications command to get a message anytime an update has been made to the Voice Channel Manager Bot. To set this channel, copy the ID of your server and run the following command:
/set notifications 535488093583835148
“535488093583835148” in this example is the ID of your server.