Command Guide

Lists every command below (except owner-only tooling) right inside Discord, with its options — a quick in-app version of this page.

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One-click setup. Creates a green Verified role and a Verification category pinned to the top of your channel list, containing up to four channels in this order: #📋verification-guide (a visual step-by-step, posted with your own screenshots), #✅verify (the Verify panel, greeting members with your server's name and icon), #❓verification-help (where unverified members can actually talk and ask for help), and a hidden #📜verification-log.

It then locks every channel that unverified members can currently see behind the Verified role — channels that are already private or staff-only are left untouched, so nothing gets accidentally exposed. Once someone is verified, the entire Verification category (and everything in it) disappears for them.

• role — optional. Use an existing role as the Verified role instead of creating a new one.
• create_guide — optional, default Yes. Set to No to skip the guide channel.
• create_help — optional, default Yes. Set to No to skip the help channel.
• force_all_members — optional, default Yes. Premium Set to No and Verifeon auto-grants the Verified role to every existing member before locking anything down, instead of making them re-verify. You'll get a confirmation prompt first showing an estimated completion time (Verifeon paces the grants to avoid being rate-limited by Discord, so larger servers take longer) before anything is touched.
• ping_role — optional, default off. A role to ping in the log channel whenever an alt account is found. Leave it out and nothing gets pinged. Change it later with /setpingrole.
• allowed_role_1, allowed_role_2 — optional. Admin/mod roles to give access to the verification category and channels, including the log channel.

Reverts /autosetup: deletes the Verification category and whichever of its channels exist, and re-opens any channels that had been locked back to @everyone. The Verified role is kept unless you ask for it to be deleted. Asks for confirmation first since it can't be undone.

• remove_role — optional, default No. Set to Yes to also delete the Verified role itself.

Configures verification using a role and channels you already have, instead of creating new ones. Use this if you want verification layered into an existing server structure.

• verified-role — required. Role granted on successful verification.
• verify-channel — required. Channel where the Verify button will be posted.
• log-channel — optional. Channel for verification logs.
• ping-role — optional, default off. A role to ping in the log channel whenever an alt account is found. Leave it out and nothing gets pinged. Change it later with /setpingrole.

For servers set up with /manualsetup. Locks the channels unverified members can currently see behind the Verified role and opens your verify channel to everyone, so new members can only see the checkpoint — the same lockdown /autosetup does for you. Channels that are already private are left untouched.

• allowed_role_1, allowed_role_2 — optional. Admin/mod roles to give access to the verification channels.

Sets the role that gets pinged in your log channel whenever an alt account is found — whether the alt was auto-banned or just flagged. Nothing else in the log pings the role, and pings are off until you set one. Use this on a server that's already set up instead of re-running a setup command.

• role — optional. The role to ping. Leave it empty to turn pings off.

Shows the verification role, verify channel, log channel and alt ping role currently configured for your server — a quick way to confirm everything is set up the way you expect.

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Posts the persistent Verify panel in whichever channel you run this command in — greeting members with your server's name and icon — and makes that channel your new configured verify channel. Use it to move the panel, or to re-post it if the original message was deleted.

• No options — run it in the channel you want the panel in.

Manually grants the Verified role to a member, skipping the captcha and all automated checks — for members who reach out to staff directly instead of using the verify button.

• member — required. The member to verify.

Configures the automated checks that run when a member clicks Verify. Settings are saved per server — every server can run a different combination.

Shows how many members were verified vs. blocked, with blocks broken down by reason — VPN/proxy, alt accounts, new accounts, country filter, and blacklist — so you can see what's actually hitting your server.

• period — optional. Day (default), Week, Month, or Year. "Day" means today; the others are the trailing 7/30/365 days including today, not calendar boundaries.

Cleans up after /autosetup force_all_members:No. Removes the Verified role from members who were bulk auto-granted it but never actually verified. Members who verified for real, and the server owner, Administrators and anyone with Manage Server, are always skipped. Asks for confirmation before removing anything.

• amount — optional, 1–10000, default 1000. Maximum members to process per run (or per day when automated).
• daily — optional. True also runs it automatically once a day at about 00:00 UTC until everyone is processed, then turns itself off. False cancels an active daily run.

Gives Verifeon its own nickname, avatar and banner in your server only — its profile everywhere else stays the same. Your settings are saved, so you can change one thing later without re-entering the rest.

• nickname — optional, up to 32 characters. The bot's nickname in your server.
• avatar_url — optional. A direct https link to a PNG, JPG, GIF or WEBP image, up to 8 MB.
• banner_url — optional. Same rules as the avatar.
• reset — optional. True resets the nickname, avatar and banner to default in your server.

If your server already has Premium, shows a quick confirmation and what you have access to. Otherwise, shows what Verifeon Premium unlocks — including /verificationstats, /customizeprofile, /removeautorole, a custom new-account age threshold, and country block/allow lists — along with how to upgrade. Only you can see the reply.

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