Invite Tracker

Track who invited which user and reward them with roles

Getting started

The first step to using Invite Tracker is to use the invites enable command.

Setting up invite logs

You cann add a logging channel using the invites logs command.

Syntax: ;invites logs [channel]
Example: ;invites logs #logs

Customizing invite logs message

You can change the logs message with the invites message command.

The message parameter can be raw text or an embed with dynamic variables.

Syntax: ;invites message [message]
Example: ;invites message {inviter.mention} has invited {user.mention} to the server!

Setup fake invite tracking

You can change how long a account has to be exist until it count as a real invite with the invites fake-threshold command.

Default threshold is set to 3 days

Syntax: ;invites fake-threshold [threshold]
Example: ;invites fake-threshold 5

Setting up roles to reward

You can reward your members with roles when they invite a certain user. You can use the invites rewards add command to add a invite reward.

If you no longer want to reward a role for a invite amount, you can use the invites rewards remove command.

Syntax: ;invites rewards add [threshold] [role]
Example: ;invites rewards add 5 @Inviter

Stacking reward roles

Stacking roles means that users will keep all the roles they’ve earned when they reach a invite reward, instead of only having the role for their current invite amount. By default, this feature is disabled.

Syntax: ;invites rewards stack [option]
Example: ;invites rewards stack on
View invites from a user

Use the invite command to view a user’s invites.

View all invites create by a user

Use the invite code command to view all invites that create by the given user.

Viewing the invites leaderboard

Use the invites leaderboard subcommand to highets Invite earners in the server.

Viewing the invite rewards

Use the invites rewards list subcommand to view all invite rewards.

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