Permissions
The Discord permissions SUPREO asks for, what each one is used for, and the intents a Whitelabel bot needs.
The invite link requests exactly the permissions below. Keep them: trimming the list is the most common reason a feature silently does nothing. You can always restrict where the bot acts with channel permissions instead.
Permissions
| Permission | Used for |
|---|---|
| Manage Channels | Creating and deleting ticket channels; creating the categories, panel channel, honeypot, verification channel and stats channels the dashboard offers to make for you. |
| Manage Roles | Giving ticket access to staff roles; auto roles; verified, unverified and quarantine roles. |
| View Channels, Send Messages, Read Message History | Posting panels and cards, reading ticket messages for transcripts. |
| Embed Links, Attach Files | Cards, welcome images, archived attachments. |
| Manage Messages | Pinning the opening card; deleting the bait message in the honeypot. |
| Add Reactions, Use External Emojis | The bot's own icon set on buttons and cards. |
Features with their own needs, granted only if you use them:
| Permission | Needed by |
|---|---|
| Kick Members | Honeypot Kick; verification punishment Kick. |
| Ban Members | Honeypot Softban and Ban; verification Ban and Softban. |
| Moderate Members | Honeypot Time out. |
Role position
Permissions are not enough for roles: Discord lets a bot act only on roles below its own. Drag the bot's role above your verification, auto and quarantine roles in Server Settings → Roles.
Intents (Whitelabel bot)
A Whitelabel bot is your own Discord application, so its privileged intents are yours to enable in the Developer Portal, under Bot → Privileged Gateway Intents:
- Server Members Intent — seeing members join. Welcome cards, auto roles, verification.
- Message Content Intent — reading ticket messages and DMs. Transcripts, DM tickets, the honeypot.
The shared SUPREO bot has both.
What the dashboard needs from you
- Manage Server to see a server on the dashboard and change its settings.
- Nothing else: the dashboard signs you in with Discord and reads your servers and permissions; it never asks for your password or a token.