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Community & Discord

Community & Discord overview

Community & Discord connects a Discord server to CollabOS and turns Brainer into the community operations layer for the workspace.

The product combines the existing Discord analytics and role-management system with Community Health, customer-built messages, Guard security, onboarding, verification, moderation, persistent action logs, tickets, automations, and custom commands.

The Community & Discord dashboard currently includes:

  • Overview
  • Community Health
  • Members & Roles
  • Role History
  • Snapshots
  • Server Tags
  • Giveaways
  • Guard
  • Onboarding
  • Moderation
  • Tickets
  • Automations
  • Messages
  • Settings

Existing analytics and role workflows remain the source of truth. New Community & Discord features extend those systems instead of replacing them.

Teams can:

  • sync Discord members, roles, and channels
  • track member, message, channel, voice, and X activity
  • measure joins, rejoins, leaves, net growth, churn signals, and retention
  • configure scheduled Community Health reports and anomaly alerts
  • create reusable customer-controlled Discord message templates
  • run anti-spam, link, phrase, account-age, raid, phishing, impersonation, and suspicious-join protection
  • quarantine suspicious joins and run reversible lockdowns
  • configure welcome messages, verification, autoroles, self-role panels, rules, FAQ, and official links
  • record persistent Discord action logs and moderation cases
  • open, claim, close, reopen, and review support tickets
  • run event-based or scheduled automations
  • create customer-defined text commands backed by Message Builder
  • manage Discord roles, temporary roles, expiry, snapshots, server tags, and giveaways
  • use Brainer slash commands without opening the dashboard for every operation

Community & Discord requires Community & Discord or Everything. Commands owned by Raffles or Collaboration Management continue to use their own product entitlement.