Mod logs record server events and moderation actions in a channel you choose. Each enabled event posts a color-coded embed with a short summary plus structured fields, so moderators can scan what happened without opening Discord audit logs.
Most events now include who performed the action (the actor) by cross-referencing Discord’s audit log. This requires the View Audit Log permission — check Permissions if actor fields aren’t showing.
Navigate to Mod Logs
Open the Mod Logs page from the sidebar.
Select a log channel
Choose the channel where the bot should post log entries. You can also create a new #mod-logs channel directly from the dashboard.
Enable logging
Turn on the Enable Audit Logging toggle.
Choose events to log
Enable the event categories you want to track. Each event has its own toggle, so you can keep the log channel focused on what your team actually reviews.
Enable only the events you care about. Message edits, deletions, and high-churn channel updates can make the log channel noisy if you turn everything on at once.
Additional settings
- Ignore bots — skips events when the affected user is known to be a bot
- Hide user thumbnails — removes user avatars from member, message, and voice embeds
- Ignored channels — skips message delete and message edit logs for the channels you exclude
Event reference
Each log entry uses a color to signal what kind of action happened:
- 🟢 Green — joins, creates, unbans, and other positive or additive events
- 🟡 Yellow — edits, updates, moves, and changed settings
- 🔴 Red — leaves, deletes, bans, and removals
- 🔵 Blue — informational events such as invite creation
- 🟠 Orange — reserved for moderation warning-style events
Member events
Member joined
Member left / kicked
Member banned
Member unbanned
Nickname changed
Roles changed
Member timed out
Timeout removed
Logs when a member joins the server. Logs when a member leaves or is kicked. The bot checks Discord’s audit log to determine if the departure was a kick. Logs when a member is banned. Logs when a member is unbanned. Logs when a member’s nickname changes. Logs when a member gains or loses roles. Logs when a member is timed out (muted). Controlled by the Member muted toggle. Logs when a member’s timeout is removed. Controlled by the Member unmuted toggle. Message events
Message deleted
Message updated
Messages bulk deleted
Invite posted
Invite deleted
Logs when a message is deleted. Ignored channels are skipped. Logs when a message is edited. Ignored channels are skipped. Logs when multiple messages are purged at once (e.g. a moderator using a purge command). Logs when a server invite is created. Logs when a server invite is deleted. Role events
Role created
Role updated
Role deleted
Logs when a role is created. Logs when a role changes. Logs when a role is deleted. Channel events
Channel created
Channel updated
Channel deleted
Logs when a channel is created. Logs when a channel changes. Logs when a channel is deleted. Voice events
Joined voice
Left voice
Switched voice
Logs when a member joins a voice channel. Logs when a member leaves a voice channel. Logs when a member moves between channels. This fires if either Member joined voice channel or Member left voice channel is enabled. Server events
Server edited
Emoji added
Emoji removed
Logs when server settings change. Logs when a custom emoji is added. Controlled by the Emojis updated toggle. Logs when a custom emoji is removed. Controlled by the Emojis updated toggle. Default settings
Moderation events such as Member muted, Member unmuted, Moderation ban, and Moderation unban are enabled by default in the dashboard configuration. The current event-driven log output described on this page focuses on the handlers already implemented by the bot, while all other toggles start disabled until you opt in. 