Invite the bot
Choose your server and approve the requested permissions. The bot needs to view channels, send messages, embed links, mention roles and create events. It does not request moderation permissions.
Four steps to receive live ZEvent notifications. Configuration commands require the Manage Server permission.
Choose your server and approve the requested permissions. The bot needs to view channels, send messages, embed links, mention roles and create events. It does not request moderation permissions.
Select the channel that receives notifications by default.
/setup channel salon:#zeventFollow a streamer’s live status and donation goals, a global calendar or a participant’s community schedule.
/follow live streamer:domingo/follow goal streamer:domingo/follow events source:Team G-Doc/follow schedule streamer:domingo
live
A followed streamer goes live
goal
A followed donation goal is reached
events
Highlights from the selected calendar
schedule
A streamer’s Team G-Doc schedule
Regular events are created progressively less than 24 hours ahead. The ZEvent launch is created in advance, and the concert remains optional.
/setup events source:Team G-Doc concert:Oui
/setup channel salonSets the shared notification channel
/setup events source [concert]Synchronizes a calendar with server events
/follow …Enables a live, goal or calendar alert
/unfollow …Removes the matching subscription
/subscriptionsShows configured alerts and synchronization
/events · /goals · /scheduleViews data without changing configuration
Check that it can send messages and embed links in the selected channel.
Discord may take a few minutes to synchronize them. Reinvite the bot if needed.
Check that the bot has permission to create events on the server.
The calendar may be empty or an external source may be temporarily unavailable.