# Moderator panel > The screen staff keep open while they moderate. Who is in game, the punishment form, what is happening, and a shortcut for everything. Open it from your server's card on [your dashboard](https://jellyn.xyz/dashboard): **Moderator panel**. ## The layout **You**: your shift. **Quick actions**. **In game now**: who is in your server; click someone for their card. The **punishment form**, and **What's happening**: joins, kills, commands and calls, newest first. **Player logs**: the newest punishments, with **Load more**. What's happening shows the newest 15 entries, and its search looks through every one. Only **In game now** scrolls inside its card; the rest of the panel scrolls like a page. ## The player card Click a player in **In game now**, in a log, or anywhere their name shows. - **In game** (when they are in the server and you may run commands): **Refresh** (a fresh character where they stand), **Respawn**, **Kill**, **Kick** and a private message. - **Actions**: log a punishment, ban them (management), and **Message on Discord**. - **Their punishment log**, last. **Message on Discord** shows when the player connected their Roblox account to Jellyn and your server knows them. Jellyn sends it as a card with your server's name, and a line saying who sent it. Each person can send ten every ten minutes; the audit log records who was messaged, not what was said. There is no way to change someone's in-game rank from the website. Ranks are given in game. ## Requesting more staff **Request staff** in **Quick actions** (or in the command palette) asks for more staff to come on. Give a reason, and Jellyn posts it in your channel with how many staff are on shift and, with ER:LC linked, how many players and staff are in game. Management turns it on under **Staff requests** on the **Sessions** page: the channel, a cooldown (5 to 120 minutes), the roles to ping and who may send one. After a request, nobody can send another until the cooldown is over. ## Keyboard shortcuts Press ? in the panel to see them all. On a Mac, ⌘ stands in for Ctrl. | Shortcut | Does | | --- | --- | | / | The **command palette**: shift actions, quick actions, the punishment log and the players in game | | Ctrl S | Start your shift | | Ctrl B | Take a break, or come back | | Ctrl E | End your shift | | Ctrl I | Jump to the player field of the punishment form | | Tab | Take the suggested player | | Ctrl P | Pick the punishment | | Ctrl Enter | Log it | | Ctrl F | Search the log | | Ctrl U | Open the card of the player you typed | | Ctrl X | Close a player's card, or clear the form | | Ctrl and click a name | Open that player's card | | Ctrl G | Hide the game from What's happening, or show it again | Shortcuts never take a key a field needs: Ctrl X with text selected still cuts, and / and ? only work outside fields.