Documentation ModerationMODERATION / FIELD GUIDE

Moderation.
A good place to start.

Give your community room to grow with automated moderation that helps your team keep things welcoming.

01 / BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Start with your community.

Think about what your members need from moderation. Decide who on your team will maintain the setup, and choose where the feature belongs in your server.

Use the original Pryn dashboard for the current bot settings. The playground on this website is a local demonstration of the experience.

Open your dashboard
02 / YOUR SETUP

Take it one step at a time.

  1. 01Agree on your server rules.
  2. 02Open your server in the Pryn dashboard.
  3. 03Review the moderation options available to your server.
  4. 04Test the setup with your team before rolling it out.
03 / THE DETAILS

Make it work for your people.

Take care of the routine

Automate everyday moderation so your team can spend more time with members and less time repeating the same actions.

Keep people at the centre

Build your rules around the kind of community you want. Use automation to support your moderators’ judgement.

Make expectations clear

Pair your moderation setup with an easy-to-find rules channel, so new members know what is expected before they join the conversation.

04 / GIVE IT A GO

A little practice, before the invite.

Explore the sample server in the playground. Send messages, switch channels, and try the moderation preview without changing a live Discord server.

GOOD QUESTIONS

A few things you might be wondering.

A little clarity before you get started.

Still need a hand?
Will Pryn replace my moderators?

Pryn helps with routine work. Your team still makes the decisions that need context, judgement, and a conversation with a member.

Where should I start?

Start with clear server rules and the moderation tools your team actually needs. Test the settings in a private channel before applying them across the server.

YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR NEXT CHAPTER.

One invite.
A world of possibilities.

Bring your people together. Give them a place to belong.