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Manage all your custom Discord bots from the dashboard, including creation, configuration, and monitoring.

Your Bots

Bot Limits by Plan

PlanMaximum Bots
Free1
Basic3
Pro3
Enterprise6

Bot List View

Your bot list shows:
  • Bot name and avatar
  • Status (Online/Offline/Starting)
  • Connected servers count
  • Last activity
  • Quick actions

Creating a Bot

1

Click Create Bot

From the dashboard, click Create New Bot
2

Create Discord Application

Follow the guide to create a Discord application at discord.dev
3

Enter Credentials

Copy your Bot Token and Client ID into TicketCord
4

Configure Settings

Set bot name, avatar, and initial settings
5

Invite to Server

Use the generated invite link to add your bot to Discord
Never share your bot token publicly. If compromised, regenerate it immediately in Discord Developer Portal.

Bot Status

Status Indicators

StatusMeaning
🟢 OnlineBot is connected and operational
🟡 StartingBot is connecting to Discord
🔴 OfflineBot is not connected
StoppedBot manually stopped

Checking Bot Health

The bot detail page shows:
  • Uptime: Time since last restart
  • Latency: Response time to Discord
  • Servers: Connected guild count
  • Last Event: Most recent activity

Bot Configuration

Basic Settings

SettingDescription
NameDisplay name (synced from Discord)
AvatarBot profile picture
StatusCustom presence message
Activity TypePlaying, Watching, Listening, etc.
Custom status is available on Basic plan and above.

Customization (Paid Plans)

FeatureBasicProEnterprise
Custom status
Remove branding
Custom footer text
Custom footer icon

Managing Bot Credentials

Updating Bot Token

If you need to update your bot token:
1

Generate New Token

In Discord Developer Portal, regenerate your bot token
2

Update in TicketCord

Go to Bot Settings → Credentials
3

Paste New Token

Enter the new token and save
4

Restart Bot

The bot will restart with the new token

Security Best Practices

  • Regenerate tokens if exposed
  • Use unique tokens per bot
  • Never commit tokens to version control
  • Monitor for unusual activity

Bot Actions

Starting/Stopping

  • Start: Connects bot to Discord
  • Stop: Disconnects bot (keeps configuration)
  • Restart: Stops and starts the bot
Stopping a bot doesn’t delete any data. Tickets and configuration are preserved.

Deleting a Bot

Deleting a bot removes all associated configurations and data. This cannot be undone.
To delete a bot:
  1. Go to Bot Settings → Danger Zone
  2. Click Delete Bot
  3. Confirm by typing the bot name
  4. Bot and all data are permanently removed

Server Management

Viewing Connected Servers

For each bot, you can see:
  • All Discord servers where it’s installed
  • Member count per server
  • Configuration status
  • Last activity

Per-Server Settings

Click a server to manage:
  • Ticket categories and channels
  • Staff roles
  • Welcome messages
  • AI features
  • Automation rules

Diagnostics

Bot Health Check

Run diagnostics to check:
  • Discord API connection
  • Database connectivity
  • Permission verification
  • Configuration validation

Error Codes

If your bot encounters issues, you may see error codes:
CodeMeaningSolution
TC001Invalid tokenRegenerate and update token
TC002Missing permissionsGrant required permissions
TC003Rate limitedWait and retry
TC004Configuration errorCheck server setup
See Troubleshooting for full error code reference.

Logs

View recent bot activity:
  • Connection events
  • Command usage
  • Errors and warnings
  • Performance metrics

Multi-Bot Management

Organizing Multiple Bots

Use clear naming conventions like “Support Bot - Gaming” and “Support Bot - Sales” to distinguish bots.

Sharing Configuration

Currently, each bot has independent configuration. To copy settings:
  1. Export configuration from source bot
  2. Import into target bot
  3. Adjust server-specific settings

Performance Monitoring

Metrics Available

  • Response Time: Average command latency
  • Uptime: Percentage of time online
  • Tickets Handled: Daily/weekly/monthly counts
  • AI Usage: Token consumption

Alerts

Set up alerts for:
  • Bot goes offline
  • High error rate
  • Unusual activity
  • Token usage thresholds

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