Documentation

Learn how to use Auditer to its full potential

Getting Started

  • Invite Auditer to your Discord server using the invite link
  • Run /setup in any channel to begin configuration
  • Select log channels for different event types (messages, members, server, voice, moderation)
  • Choose which events you want to track
  • Start logging automatically!

Configuration

  • Navigate to the web dashboard and select your server
  • Go to Configuration to customize your settings
  • Set up different log channels for each category
  • Enable or disable specific event types
  • Add channels to the ignore list if needed
  • Click Save Changes to apply your configuration

Searching Audit Logs

  • Go to the Audit Logs page for your server
  • Use filters to narrow down results:
  • • Target User ID - User who was affected by the action
  • • Executor User ID - User who performed the action
  • • Action Type - Specific type of event
  • Click Search to apply filters
  • Use pagination to browse through results

Exporting Data

  • Navigate to the Audit Logs page
  • Apply any filters you want to export
  • Click the Export button in the top right
  • A CSV file will download with all visible logs
  • Open in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet software

Event Types

  • Message Events: Deletions, edits, bulk deletes
  • Member Events: Joins, leaves, role updates, boosts
  • Server Events: Channel/role creation and deletion, invites
  • Voice Events: Voice channel joins, leaves, moves
  • Moderation Events: Bans, unbans, kicks, timeouts

Permissions

  • Auditer requires Administrator permissions to function properly
  • Users need Manage Server permission to access the dashboard
  • Only authorized users can view audit logs
  • The bot automatically logs all server events
  • Configure which events to track in the settings

Audintel Verification System

  • Advanced verification system with alt detection and risk scoring
  • Enable verification with: /verify setup true
  • Set verified role: /verify role @role
  • Set verification channel: /verify channel #channel
  • Set log channel: /verify logchannel #channel
  • Send verification button: /verify sendbutton
  • Configure security settings via web dashboard or bot commands
  • View verification statistics and logs in the dashboard

Audintel Security Features

  • VPN/Proxy Detection - Block users connecting via VPN or proxy
  • Account Age Filtering - Set minimum account age requirement (0-365 days)
  • Risk Scoring - Automatic risk assessment (LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH)
  • Alt Account Detection - Detects multiple accounts from same device or IP
  • Auto-Approve - Automatically verify low-risk users
  • Kick on Fail - Automatically kick users who fail verification
  • Maximum Risk Score - Set threshold for auto-denial (0-100)
  • Custom verification embeds - Personalize your verification message

Audintel Configuration

  • Access verification settings in the web dashboard
  • Customize verification embed (title, description, color, images)
  • Set security thresholds (min account age, max risk score)
  • Enable/disable VPN and proxy blocking
  • Configure auto-approve and kick-on-fail options
  • View real-time verification statistics (total, approved, denied, pending)
  • Use /lookup @user to view user verification history
  • All verification data is logged with IP, browser, location, and risk analysis

Verification Commands

  • All verification commands support both slash (/) and prefix (,) usage:
  • /verify setup <enabled> - Enable or disable verification system
  • Example: /verify setup true
  • /verify role @role - Set the role given after successful verification
  • Example: /verify role @Verified
  • /verify channel #channel - Set where users verify
  • Example: /verify channel #verify
  • /verify logchannel #channel - Set where verification logs are sent
  • Example: /verify logchannel #verify-logs
  • /verify blockvpn <enabled> - Auto-deny users connecting via VPN
  • Example: /verify blockvpn true
  • /verify blockproxy <enabled> - Auto-deny users connecting via proxy
  • Example: /verify blockproxy true
  • /verify minaccountage <days> - Set minimum account age (0-365 days)
  • Example: /verify minaccountage 7
  • /verify maxriskscore <score> - Set maximum risk score threshold (0-100)
  • Example: /verify maxriskscore 70
  • /verify autoapprove <enabled> - Auto-approve low-risk users
  • Example: /verify autoapprove true
  • /verify kickonfail <enabled> - Kick users who fail verification
  • Example: /verify kickonfail false
  • /verify settings - View all current verification settings
  • /verify sendbutton - Send verification button in current channel
  • Note: Must have verification enabled first

User Lookup Commands

  • Lookup user verification history and risk profile:
  • /lookup @user - View complete verification history for a user
  • Example: /lookup @Username
  • Also works with: /lookup 123456789012345678 (user ID)
  • Prefix command: ,lookup @user or ,lookup <user_id>
  • Lookup shows:
  • • User account age and creation date
  • • Bot account status
  • • Total verifications (approved/denied/pending)
  • • Latest verification details (status, risk level, score)
  • • VPN and proxy detection results
  • • Location and ISP information
  • • Risk factors and flags
  • • Similar account detection (alts from same IP/device)
  • • Historical verification flags

Configuration Commands

  • Server configuration commands:
  • /setup - Initial bot setup wizard
  • • Select log channels for each event category
  • • Configure which events to track
  • • Set up prefix and basic settings
  • /config list - View current server configuration
  • Shows: prefix, log channels, ignored channels, enabled events
  • /ignore <channel> - Add channel to ignore list
  • Events in ignored channels won't be logged
  • /audit list - View audit log configuration
  • Shows detailed logging configuration per category

Member Vault System

  • VaultCord-like system to move authorized members to backup servers:
  • How It Works:
  • • Users authorize the bot during verification (guilds.join OAuth scope)
  • • Authorized members appear in the Member Vault page
  • • Server admins can select and move members to other servers
  • • Members receive a DM explaining why they were moved
  • • All moves are logged to the server log channel
  • Accessing Member Vault:
  • 1. Navigate to your server dashboard
  • 2. Click "Member Vault" in the sidebar
  • 3. View all authorized members
  • Moving Members:
  • 1. Select members to move (or use Select All)
  • 2. Enter target server invite link
  • 3. Provide a move reason (will be DMed to members)
  • 4. Confirm the move
  • 5. Members are automatically added to the target server
  • Requirements:
  • • You must have Administrator permissions to move members
  • • Members must have authorized the bot through verification
  • • Target server must have a valid invite link
  • • The bot must be in the target server
  • Features:
  • • Bulk member movement
  • • Automatic DM notifications with move reason
  • • Server log channel integration
  • • Authorization tracking (shows if users revoked access)
  • • Move statistics and success/failure tracking

All Available Slash Commands

  • Complete command list (all support / prefix):
  • Setup & Configuration:
  • • /setup - Run setup wizard
  • • /config list - View configuration
  • • /ignore #channel - Ignore a channel
  • Audit Logging:
  • • /audit list - View audit configuration
  • Verification (Admin only):
  • • /verify setup <enabled>
  • • /verify role @role
  • • /verify channel #channel
  • • /verify logchannel #channel
  • • /verify blockvpn <enabled>
  • • /verify minaccountage <days>
  • • /verify maxriskscore <score>
  • • /verify autoapprove <enabled>
  • • /verify kickonfail <enabled>
  • • /verify settings
  • • /verify sendbutton
  • User Lookup (Moderator+):
  • • /lookup @user - View verification history
  • Prefix Alternative:
  • All commands also work with , prefix
  • Example: ,verify setup true = /verify setup true

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