Modules that make one professional system for running a server

The main VenonSec panel with AutoMod, the blacklist and the server's protection policies.

When: When you want to run the whole of your Discord server's protection from one place.

Risk scoring for new Discord accounts, plus rules and reports on fake-account detection.

When: When suspicious, freshly created accounts are trying to get onto the server.

Protection for a Discord server against join waves, spam attacks and attempts to take over channels.

When: On public, gaming and partner servers, where a raid is a real risk.

Automoderation on Discord: detectors for floods and caps spam, and automatic moderation actions.

When: When you want the bot to react to spam and floods without a moderator.

Discord verification, welcomes, starter roles and direct messages for new members.

When: To filter out bots and unverified accounts before they get access to the server.

Tracking member activity on Discord and watchlists of suspicious accounts.

When: When you need to watch specific accounts and how they behave on the server.

Raid alerts, detection thresholds and the bot's automatic defensive responses.

When: When you want alerts about unusual waves of activity in real time.

Blocking Discord invites, allowlists and trusted domains — protection against phishing and scams.

When: To block invites to other servers and dangerous links.

Moderation log channels, categories and automatic setup of the logging systems on Discord.

When: When you want a full record of moderation actions and events on the server.

Warnings, reports, case history and the penalty escalation settings for a Discord server.

When: For the moderation team's daily work and for enforcing the rules.

The mute role, a permission test and manual mute actions on a Discord server.

When: When you need to take away somebody's ability to write or speak for a while.

Emergency locking of a Discord server and a fast unlock during an attack.

When: In a crisis, when the server has to be closed to new messages immediately.

The XP level system on Discord: role multipliers, level rewards and promotion messages.

When: To reward member activity and raise engagement in the community.

An if-this-then-that rule builder for verification, risk scoring, moderation and tickets.

When: When you want to automate the bot's responses without writing code.

Role categories, a selection menu and a panel describing the roles granted by a reaction or a button.

When: So members pick their own roles (interests, notifications, colours).

Autoroles with a countdown, plus a list of active temporary assignments.

When: When a role should expire after a set time (trial access, say).

A generator for temporary Discord voice channels with limits and owner control.

When: So members create their own voice channels on demand.

Application types, apply buttons and the latest recruitment submissions on Discord.

When: For recruiting to the team, partnerships and intakes on the server.

Community suggestions and handling of voting on members' ideas.

When: To collect and vote on ideas for developing the server.

A channel for highlighted Discord messages and the reaction thresholds required to reach the starboard.

When: So the community's best messages reach a dedicated channel.

Creating giveaways on Discord, the actions and lists of active competitions.

When: For organising competitions with a draw for winners.

The wishes channel, the announcement format and the setup for birthday reminders.

When: So the bot automatically sends birthday wishes on the server.

Configuration for bump reminders and metrics on how the server is being promoted.

When: When you promote the server and want reminders about the next bump.

A reputation leaderboard, reward roles for milestones, badges and manual recognition of members.

When: To build up the standing of trusted members of the community.

Your server's own quotes alongside the built-in pool of the /quote command.

When: To save and draw memorable quotes from the life of the server.

AFK statuses: the switch, the mention limit and how long the bot's replies stay before being removed.

When: To let others know somebody is briefly unavailable.

Notifications about posts from YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, Reddit, RSS, X, BlueSky and Kick.

When: To announce creators' new material on the server automatically.

A panel for administrative reminders and a calendar of server events.

When: For planning the team's recurring tasks and events.

A new member's path: verification, roles, a survey, a tutorial and starting tasks.

When: To lead new members step by step after they join.

A shared leaderboard for the /play minigames (Wordle, Hangman, Anagrams, Quiz, Guess the number).

When: To track players' results in the minigames on the server.

The counting channel and the rules of the counting game on Discord.

When: For simple, absorbing community fun on a dedicated channel.

Configuration of the word chain and the dictionary for the word game.

When: For playing a word-chain game in a channel.

The configuration panel for Wordle and the rules of the daily word game.

When: To start a daily word challenge on the server.

A shared game of guessing a phrase letter by letter.

When: For the community to play together in the games channel.

Guessing a drawn number from a configurable range.

When: For quick number-based fun in a channel.

Working out a word from scrambled letters.

When: For a word game that sharpens attention.

Trivia questions with scoring and a player leaderboard.

When: For knowledge quizzes and competition in the community.

A summary of the server, the quick actions and how far the modules are rolled out, in the Venon Security dashboard.

When: To judge the state of the server's configuration quickly after signing in.

The language, the prefix, log channels, warning thresholds and the bot's basic configuration.

When: At the start of the rollout, to set the basics of how the bot works.

The allowlist of members with access to the Venon Security dashboard.

When: To control who on the team can change the configuration in the web panel.

A manager for the slash command permissions assigned to roles on the server.

When: To decide precisely which roles may use which commands.

Who changed the server's configuration and when — the full history of actions in the panel.

When: For auditing and accountability of the changes the team makes.

Server activity, heatmaps, drilldown reports and voice counters in one panel.

When: To measure activity and make decisions on data.

Backups of the server's configuration and of the bot's configuration.

When: Before larger changes, and for the safety of your settings.

A map of the modules, the API contracts and the related commands inside the dashboard.

When: To understand how the modules connect to the commands and the API.

The panel for reports and the flow of community reports on Discord.

When: To receive and handle reports from members.

The cross-server member identification system — synchronising warnings, kicks and bans between servers.

When: When you work with other servers on exchanging information about threats.

Ready configuration packages for gaming, community, support and anti-raid servers.

When: To roll out a proven configuration with one click.