Automod you can control
Configure spam, links, invites, mention floods, blocked words, duplicate messages, and raid protection from one place.
Discord moderation dashboard
Moderate your server.
Keep the full record.
Docket brings automod, cases, member reports, tickets, appeals, and staff actions into one dashboard connected to your Discord server.
Dashboard access requires live Discord Administrator permission
Example automod responsePreview data
The Nexus / #general
Automod · example0raid accounts blocked
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Automod
Stop harmful messages automatically
Cases
Keep every staff action on record
Reports
Give members a private way to report
Tickets
Run support in private channels
One place for the moderation team
The tools your server actually uses.
Configure the bot, review what happened, and act on members without searching through old channels or disconnected commands.
Cases and member history
Warnings, timeouts, kicks, bans, reasons, evidence, and staff notes stay attached to the member who received them.
Private member reports
Members or staff can use /report. Reports reach the moderation team without exposing the reporter in a public channel.
Tickets built around your server
Choose ticket options, questions, optional emoji, staff access, private channels, and transcript logging from the dashboard.
How setup works
From Discord to your dashboard in three steps.
Sign in with Discord
Docket uses your Discord account to identify you. Your Discord password always stays with Discord.
Choose a server you administer
The dashboard only shows servers you own or where your live Discord permissions include Administrator.
Configure how your team works
Turn modules on, choose channels and roles, build automod rules, and manage moderation from Discord or the dashboard.
Member records
Open a member. Understand the situation.
See a member’s Discord identity and recorded moderation history together. Staff can review past actions before deciding what to do next.
The interactive panel uses example members. Signed-in dashboards load the selected server’s real Discord members and moderation records.
Browse bot commands#mod-commandsPreview · online
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Ping a member to see their actions
A complete moderation shift
Review, act, and leave useful context.
Understand the member
Open a member to see their Discord identity, roles, recorded actions, cases, appeals, and staff notes together.
Take the right action
Warn, timeout, kick, ban, add a note, or review a report with the reason and result kept on the record.
Know what happened later
Cases, action logs, reports, and transcripts give the next moderator enough context to continue the work.
FAQ
Common questions
Straight answers about access, setup, and everyday moderation.
Only the server owner or someone whose live Discord permissions include Administrator can select that server and enter its dashboard.
Yes. Signed-in workspaces load the selected server’s Discord members, roles, channels, and recorded moderation activity. Any examples on the public landing page are clearly labeled as preview data.
You can configure rules for blocked words, spam, links, invites, duplicate messages, mention floods, caps, and raid behavior, including the action taken when a rule triggers.
A normal member or staff member can use /report. The report is stored for the server’s moderation team to review and update without posting the details publicly.
Yes. Ticket settings let you choose the panel options, the questions asked for each option, an optional emoji, staff access, routing, and transcript logging.
Open the Commands page from this website, or use /help or ,help in Discord to get the same help destination.
Ready to manage your server?
Sign in with Discord, choose a server you administer, and open its moderation dashboard.