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Your team

Make your server's own Jellyn roles, each opening exactly the parts of the dashboard and moderator panel a team needs.

Your staff and management Discord roles (from /setup) are a good start, but most teams need more in between: a moderator who can run in-game commands but not change settings, an applications team, an activity manager. That is what Jellyn roles are for.

What a role is

A role is made on the Roles page of the dashboard. It has:

  • a name and a colour,
  • a place in the order (1 is the highest),
  • the permissions it gives,
  • and, if you like, the Discord role it is linked to.

A server can have up to 15 roles; with Jellyn+ there is no limit. Change the order with the arrows on a role, or hold it and slide it into place.

Who holds a role

  • Given by hand: in the role's window, by Discord ID.
  • Through Discord: everyone with its linked Discord role holds it. This is decided from the Discord roles someone has right now, so it is immediate on the website, and Jellyn keeps its list of holders in step within a couple of minutes.

Holding any role makes someone staff on Jellyn, in Discord commands too.

The permissions

Moderator panel

PermissionLets them
Log bansLog bans, not only lesser punishments
Void punishmentsVoid a punishment log
Run in-game commandsUse the command box and the player card's in-game actions
Bans and ranks in gameRun bans and other restricted commands in game, like raid rollback
Message playersMessage players on Discord from their card

Dashboard

Each opens one page or part of the dashboard: Members, Infractions, Types and rules, Applications, Activity, Leave of absence, Documents (the Resources permission), Audit log, Discord, ER:LC overview, Session settings, Automations, Vehicles, and Reminders & actions.

The server

PermissionLets them
RolesMake, change and give Jellyn roles (below their own)
Server settingsChange the server's settings and log channels
ER:LC connectionLink and change the ER:LC servers
AdministratorEverything, except what only the owner can do

These sit on top of the Discord roles from /setup:

  • A management Discord role has every permission of the first two groups.
  • The owner and Discord admins (Administrator or Manage Server) have all of them.
  • A staff Discord role alone has none: staff get shifts, punishment logs and the moderator panel.

Who can manage roles

Whoever has the Roles permission; the owner and Discord admins always can. Someone who isn't the owner or a Discord admin works below their own highest role: they change, order, remove and give only roles under it, and only put permissions on a role that they hold themselves. A new role goes to the bottom of the order.

Discord slash commands that need management, like /infraction and /promotion, still go by the management Discord roles from /setup.

Every change to a role is in the audit log.