Set up logging in three steps

1. 1

   Run /setup

   Pick a naming style and the log categories you want. Logs Bot creates a private category for each one, with a channel for every log type inside, and turns those logs on. Full guide to /setup

2. 2

   Move anything you want somewhere else

   Use /set-logs to send one log type, or a whole category, to a channel you choose. You can merge several log types into one channel. How /set-logs works

3. 3

   Send a test log

   Run /logs-test and pick a log channel. If a sample Member Joined entry appears, Logs Bot can post there. More about testing

You can do the same in the dashboard. Open your server, go to Log settings, and choose a channel next to each event. Choosing a channel turns that event on. See Log settings.

Most servers start with these categories and add more later:

• Moderation & Security Logs: bans, kicks, timeouts and new bots.
• Message Logs: edits, deletions and bulk deletes.
• Member Logs: joins, leaves, nickname and role changes.

Busy categories like Voice Logs and Moderation & Security Logs → Presence Updated can post a lot on large servers. Turn them on if you need them. Browse every log type