Audit log
When a team runs a server, settings change and nobody remembers who did it. The audit log answers for everything that goes through InviteCount, with nothing to set up.
How it works
Commands that change something, once they succeed: settings, invite and message adjustments, giveaways, ticket actions and moderation such as /massban or /lockdown. Each entry keeps the member, the channel, the moment and the options they gave, with members, roles and channels under their name at that time.
Every save on the dashboard is recorded with the member signed in and the page. For most pages, each setting that changed is listed with its value before and after; when a page can't be compared, the entry keeps the values that were sent.
Entries are grouped by day, newest first, in your own time zone. Filter by member, source, category and period, or click a member or an action to show only those, then open the details of an entry.
Secrets such as webhook addresses and tokens are never stored: they show as hidden. Commands that only show something, like lists, leaderboards and previews, are not recorded, nor are commands that were cancelled.
With Premium, pick a channel and each new entry is posted there a few seconds after the change. Members, roles and channels appear as mentions, but nobody is notified, and changes made within a few seconds share one message.
Every server keeps its entries 90 days, then they are deleted. Free servers see the last 7 days; Premium shows all 90 as soon as it is active and exports up to 50,000 entries to CSV, one export per minute.
What this module includes on each plan.
| Feature | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Audit log entries shown: who changed what, by command or on the dashboard | 7 days | 90 days |
| CSV export of the audit log (entries per file) | Not included | 50,000 |
| Audit log channel: each new entry posted in Discord | Not included | Included |
This module has no slash command: sign in with Discord, pick your server and open its page in the dashboard.
Open dashboardMore in the documentation.
Members with the Manage Server permission, on the dashboard, like the rest of it. With Premium, the channel you pick also receives each new entry, so everyone who can read that channel sees them too.
No, they work side by side. InviteCount's audit log covers what goes through InviteCount, its commands and its dashboard; changes made in Discord's own settings stay in Discord's server audit log.
No. Every server has its audit log from the start, for free. Only the audit log channel is set up, with Premium, on the Audit log page of the dashboard.
There is nothing to turn on: from the first command and the first save on the dashboard, every change is on the record, free on every server.
