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Admin Commands

Administrative commands for server managers and bot configuration.

Administrator

Setup wizard

/setup
  • /setup runs the guided wizard
  • Roles, first category, first panel
  • Resumable and restartable
Administrator

Deploy to channels

/setup-panel
  • /setup-panel deploys a saved panel
  • /deploy-flow drops a flow entry point
  • Reuse the same panel across channels
Everyone

Help

/help
  • /help lists commands by category
  • Brief description of each command
  • Links to dashboard, docs, support

/setup

Launch the interactive setup wizard to configure Ticket Tool.

/setup

The wizard guides you through:

  1. Configuring admin roles
  2. Configuring support roles
  3. Creating your first ticket category
  4. Deploying a ticket panel to a channel

Permissions: Administrator

Quick Start

Use the setup wizard if you're new to Ticket Tool. It takes about 5 minutes. For detailed configuration, use the web dashboard.

Setup States

The setup wizard tracks your progress:

01
Not Started
First time running setup
02
In Progress
Resume from where you left off
03
Completed
Setup is done, option to restart
04
Skipped
You can restart setup anytime

/setup-panel

Deploy an existing panel to a channel.

/setup-panel <panel> <channel>
Parameter Required Description
panel Yes Panel to deploy (autocomplete shows available panels)
channel Yes Channel to deploy the panel to

Example:

/setup-panel panel:Main Support Panel channel:#support

Permissions: Administrator

Panels must be created in the dashboard first. This command deploys existing panels to Discord channels. You can deploy the same panel to multiple channels.

/deploy-flow

Deploy a support flow as a standalone entry point.

/deploy-flow <flow> <channel>
Parameter Required Description
flow Yes Support flow to deploy (autocomplete shows available flows)
channel Yes Channel to deploy the flow to

Example:

/deploy-flow flow:Bug Report Form channel:#bug-reports

Permissions: Administrator

This creates an embed with a "Get Support" button that starts the selected flow. The flow will be automatically activated when deployed.

Use cases:

  • Deploy a bug report flow directly to a bug reports channel
  • Create application flows in specific channels
  • Deploy feedback forms

/help

Show help information and available commands.

/help

Permissions: Everyone

Displays:

  • List of available commands grouped by category (Admin, Support, User)
  • Brief description of each command
  • Links to the dashboard, full documentation, and support server

Configuration via Dashboard

Most configuration is done through the web dashboard, including:

Categories

  • Create and edit ticket categories
  • Configure naming patterns
  • Set welcome messages
  • Configure auto-actions

Panels

  • Design custom panel embeds
  • Add multiple buttons or reactions
  • Link to categories or flows
  • Preview before deploying

Flows

  • Visual flow builder with 40+ node types
  • Interactive and automation flows
  • Webhook nodes (Community and Pro)
  • API request integrations (Pro)
  • AI-powered routing (Pro)

Settings

  • Server settings and limits
  • Support and admin role configuration
  • Logging channels
  • Transcript settings
  • Knowledge base configuration
  • Analytics and reports

Team Management

For organization plans:

  • Add team members
  • Manage permissions
  • View audit logs
  • Configure role-based access

Dashboard vs Commands

Task Dashboard Commands
Initial Setup Full wizard /setup wizard
Deploy Panel Create + deploy in one Create in dashboard, deploy with /setup-panel
Deploy Flow Link to panel/category /deploy-flow for standalone
Manage Tickets View all tickets, stats /close, /claim, etc. in Discord
Generate Transcript Download from dashboard /transcript in Discord
Send KB Article Not available /kb in Discord
Configuration Full control Limited

Best Practice

Use the dashboard for setup and configuration, use Discord commands for day-to-day ticket management.