> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://absolet-development.gitbook.io/absolet-documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://absolet-development.gitbook.io/absolet-documentation/readme/start-setting-up-your-bot.md).

# Bot Setup (Discord)

To modify these settings, click on the relevant category and then select the option you wish to change!

## 🔧 **General Settings Category**

> Log Channel: You can tag the channel or copy its ID by right-clicking on a channel and selecting "Copy ID" (you must have Discord Developer Mode enabled).

## 🎫 **Tickets Settings**

> Max Tickets Per User: Set the maximum number of tickets a user can open.

> Transcript Channel: This channel will display logs of all tickets opened.

> Transcript On Close: The bot will automatically send a transcript when a ticket is closed.

> Send transcript to user: Choose whether you want the bot to send transcripts to users.

> Message Type: Choose between using buttons or a menu for your ticket system.

[Go to this page to manage the ticket categories](/absolet-documentation/readme/ticket-categories.md)

## 🔔 **Suggestions Settings**

> Channel: Set the channel where all suggestions will be sent when the command is used.

> Upvote Emoji: Customize the upvote emoji for suggestion embeds.

> Downvote Emoji: Customize the downvote emoji for suggestion embeds.

## 👋 **Welcome / Leave Settings**

> Channel: Set the channel where a message will be sent when a user joins the server.

> Message: Send the embed created on our website.

**Placeholders Avaliable**

* {user-tag} -> Jhoan#0535
* {user-name} -> Jhoan
* {user-id} -> 612460795124776960
* {user-avatar} -> Link of the user avatar
* {guild-icon} -> Link of the server icon
* {guild-name} -> Server name
* {memberCount} -> Server member count (109)
* {createdTimestamp} -> unix time when a user joined discord
* {joinedTimestamp} -> unix time when a user joined your server

**Only for Welcome Message**

* {inviter-tag} -> Edwi#4110
* {inviter-name} -> Edwi
* {inviter-id} -> 500789907149553674
* {code} -> The invitation code used to join the server

## ✅ **Verification Settings**

> Role ID: Set the role that the bot gives to verified members.

## ✨ **Levels Settings**

> Max XP: Set the maximum amount of XP a player can achieve.

> Minimum XP: Set the minimum amount of XP a player can achieve.

## 🕵️ **Filter Settings**

> Anti-Links: The bot will automatically delete any links sent by users.

> Anti-Invites: The bot will automatically delete any server invites sent by users.

> Bypass-Roles: Set the roles that can bypass these filters.


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