Set up PROMO PULSE, module by module.

Commands

• /setupOpens the setup overview in Discord: language, feature families, each module’s status and a link to the dashboard. Requires “Manage Server”.
• /dashboardGives the direct link to this server’s web dashboard. Administrators only.

Step-by-step setup

1. Invite the bot: on the PROMO PULSE website, log in with Discord, open the Dashboard and click “Install the bot” on your server’s card (marked “Bot not installed”). Confirm in the Discord window, keeping the suggested permissions.
2. In a channel on your server, type /setup (1 2 on the screenshot). The overview shows the bot’s language, the features you follow and the status of ads.
3. In the “Which features are you interested in?” menu (2), tick what you want to use: the overview adapts to your choices.
4. Open a family with “Open a feature family…” (1), for example Server. The “Choose a module…” menu shows each module’s status and how to configure it (dedicated command or dashboard).
5. To set everything up comfortably, click the Dashboard button (3) or run /dashboard, log in with Discord, then pick your server (“Manage” button).
6. In the “Manage modules” grid, enable a module with the switch on its card, then click “Open”. A disabled module can’t be opened: its settings stay hidden while the switch is off.
7. Open the Configuration card: the “Logs channel” tab to choose where the bot logs its important actions, the “Quick settings” tab for the Server language (language of the bot’s messages). Click “Save configuration” (2).
8. Then configure each enabled module from its section, without forgetting its save button at the bottom of the page: an unsaved setting isn’t applied.
9. Need to start over? At the bottom of the Configuration section, the “Start from scratch” block offers “Reset configuration” (confirm by typing REINITIALISER).

Step-by-step setup

1. Open your server’s dashboard, then the Premium card.
2. Check the status box: it shows “Subscription inactive” as long as no subscription is linked to the server. The monthly price is shown there.
3. Click “Activate with Discord”: you land on the app’s store (https://discord.com/discovery/applications/868865646560165949/store).
4. Subscribe for the right server: Premium is tied to a guild, not to your account.
5. Payment and management (renewal, cancellation) go entirely through Discord.
6. Back on the dashboard, click “Sync from Discord” if the status hasn’t updated on its own; “Last synchronization” should show a date.
7. The “Premium required” cards in the modules grid can now be enabled: turn on the Premium modules with their switch.

Commands

• /custombotDiscord panel: custom bot status, connection test, subscription link and help.

Step-by-step setup

1. Open your server’s dashboard, then the Premium card: both subscriptions are shown side by side. Subscribe to Custom Bot from Discord, for the right server.
2. In the Discord developer portal, create a new bot dedicated to this server (Applications → New Application → Bot).
3. In the portal’s Bot tab, turn off “Public Bot”: nobody else will be able to invite it.
4. Copy its token (Reset Token) and paste it in the Token & invite tab of the Custom Bot section. Tick “I understand”, then click Test the token and Save securely.
5. Invite your bot with the link provided. PROMO PULSE must stay on the server: it runs everything behind the scenes.
6. Enable the custom bot. In Identity, set its name, avatar, banner and status; in Settings, choose the mode.
7. Check the Log tab, and use /custombot on Discord to see the status at any time.

Commands

• /plaza playExplains how to launch PULSE PLAZA (name shown in French: /plaza jouer).
• /plaza statusShows the game service status (in French: /plaza statut).

Step-by-step setup

1. Join a voice channel: the world is shared with everyone in the channel.
2. Open the Apps menu (the rocket icon in the channel’s message bar).
3. Launch PULSE PLAZA: the world opens for the whole channel in a few seconds, with nothing to install.
4. On the dashboard, the PULSE PLAZA section shows the world status (Open, Maintenance, Closed…) and the message shown to players.
5. Use /plaza status to quickly check in Discord whether the service is available.

Commands

• /xp setupOpens the Pulse XP configuration panel in Discord (Manage Server).
• /xp guide [salon]Posts the public Pulse XP guide (earnings, tiers, roles, badges) in a channel (Manage Server).
• /xp rank [membre]Shows a member’s level and rank.
• /xp profile [membre]Shows the detailed XP profile (including badges).
• /xp leaderboard [type]Global or Saison leaderboard.
• /xp export [format]Exports statistics as CSV, JSON or TXT (Manage Server).
• /xp add | remove <membre> <montant>Adds or removes XP (1 to 1,000,000) for a member (Manage Server).
• /xp reset <membre>Resets a member’s XP (Manage Server).
• /xp resetall confirmation:CONFIRMERResets all XP on the server (Manage Server).

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable Pulse XP with the switch on its card in “Manage modules”, then click “Open”.
2. “XP features” tab (1): pick the sources and options — “Message XP”, “Voice XP”, “Monthly season”, “Level-up announcements”, “Mention the member”, “Leaderboard/stats buttons”.
3. “Gains and progression” tab: set the earnings (recommended defaults: 8 to 15 XP per message, 60 s cooldown, minimum length 5), then the level difficulty (“Base level XP” 100, “Difficulty” 1.15).
4. “Announcements and exclusions” tab: choose the “Level-up channel” and the “Level-up format” (Message or Image), then customize the text with the variables {user}, {level}, {server}…
5. Still in that tab, limit where XP can be earned: “Allowed channels”, “Ignored channels” and “Ignored roles” (e.g. spam channels, bots, muted role).
6. “Rewards and badges” tab: in “Role rewards”, click “Add”, enter the level and the role to assign; do the same in “Custom badges” with a badge name.
7. Click “Save Pulse XP” (2).
8. Optional: pick a “Public guide channel” and click “Publish public guide” (or /xp guide) to explain the system to your members.
9. For an event, “Temporary multiplier” tab: “Factor” (e.g. 2 to double), “Remaining duration” in hours and “Source”, then save.

Commands

• /minigames-setupOpens the mini-games configuration panel (Administrator or server owner).
• /minigames <jeu>Starts a game: rps, quiz, wordguess, mentalmath, reaction, guess, coinflip, dice, emojisequence.
• /minigames-rpsRock-paper-scissors against Promo Pulse.
• /minigames-stats [jeu]Shows the server’s public leaderboard, global or per game.

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable the module from its card or with the “Enable Pulse Mini Games” switch (1) at the top of the section.
2. “Global settings” tab (2): tick “Enable leaderboards”, pick a “Log channel”, a “Points limit / day” (0 = none) and, if you like, a “Record holder role”.
3. “Counting game” tab: tick “Enable the counting game”, pick the “Counter channel”, the “Starting number” and the “Increment”.
4. Set the counter’s protections: “Block double turn”, “Delete wrong messages”, “Warn wrong players”, and the “Reaction when correct” (✅ reaction, discreet temporary message or nothing).
5. For each other game (Rock-paper-scissors, Quick quiz, Word guess, Mental math, Quick reaction, Guessing game, Coin flip, Magic die, Emoji sequence): tick “Enable…”, pick the “Game channel” and set “Cooldown (seconds)” and “Win points”.
6. “Rewards” section: fill in “Reward tiers”, one line per tier in the format points=ID_du_rôle (e.g. 100=123456789012345678).
7. Click “Save Pulse Mini Games” (3).
8. Test in Discord with /minigames quiz (or another game) in the configured channel.

Commands

• /monitoringMonitoring panel in Discord: service status and Add, Configure, Status and Dashboard buttons. Adding opens a form (name, target, category, interval).

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable the module with the “Enable Pulse Monitoring” switch (1).
2. “Settings” tab: pick the “Status channel” (status message updated automatically) and the “Alerts channel” (incidents and “Service recovered”, required for notifications). “Incidents channel” and “Logs channel” are optional. Click “Save settings”.
3. Optional: “Categories” tab › “Create a category” (name, emoji, color) to group Websites, Games, Bots…
4. Click “Add a service”, pick the “Service type” (Website, HTTPS, API, TCP service, Server, Database, Discord bot, FiveM, Minecraft, Rust, Source / Steam, Custom): the target field adapts to the type.
5. Fill in the target: check URL for a website, host + port for a server or database, bot ID for a Discord bot, server address (and Query port if needed) for a game. Add a “Public / join link” if you want a Visit / Join button.
6. Save the service, then click “Test” on its row to check the result right away.
7. “Public page” tab: tick “Enable public page”, choose a slug (3 characters min., letters, numbers, hyphens) and click “Save public page” to share a /status link that doesn’t need a Discord login.
8. During maintenance work, use “Maintenance” or “In development” on a service to avoid false alerts; acknowledge incidents from the “Incidents” tab.

Commands

• /embedShows the number of drafts, published embeds and templates, with links to the dashboard editor.

Step-by-step setup

1. Open the Pulse Embed Builder section, “Create” tab (1). Pick “Embed V1” or “Embed V2”, or start from a template in the “Templates” tab.
2. “Identity and style” block: give it a “Draft name” (internal name) and a color.
3. “Discord destination” block: pick the “Publication channel” and, if needed, a “Message or mention” shown above the embed (e.g. @here, @role).
4. “Message content” block: “Title”, “Description”, “Title URL”, “Author”, “Author icon”, “Thumbnail”, “Main image”, “Add timestamp”.
5. Add “Custom fields” (Name, Value, Inline) and “Buttons” (Text, Link to open, Color, optional Emoji) with “Add”.
6. Check the result in “Live Discord preview” (Desktop / Mobile).
7. Click “Save” (2) to save the draft, then “Send a test” or “Publish”.
8. To send it later: “Schedule” tab, pick the embed and the “Publish at” date.

Commands

• /tagOpens the tag role panel and tries to detect the server tag if it isn’t detected yet (Manage Server).

Step-by-step setup

1. In your server’s Discord settings, turn on the Server Tag feature and pick a tag.
2. Enable the “Server tag role” module from its card, then open it.
3. Click “Detect tag”: the “Expected tag” is read automatically from Discord (it can’t be typed by hand).
4. “Role configuration” tab (1): pick the “Role to assign”, or click “Create the role automatically”.
5. Leave “Automatic removal” on to remove the role from members who no longer display the tag.
6. Click “Save tag role” (2): this button is only available once a tag is detected.
7. Click “Sync online members” to apply the role right away to connected members, then check the “Recent checks” tab.

Commands

• /shopsShops configuration panel for managers (Manage Server); public summary for other members.

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable “Game shops” from its card, then open the section.
2. “Activation and posting” tab (1): pick the “Publication channel” (text or announcement channel) and the “Frequency” (Daily, Weekly or Manual).
3. No channel ready? Turn on “Create the channel automatically” and enter the “Automatic channel name” (e.g. game-shops).
4. “Available games” tab: turn on the games to follow. The badge next to the name shows how reliable the source is (Stable, Beta, External source, API key, Manual mode…).
5. “Channels per game” tab: keep “Use the global channel” or pick a dedicated channel per game, then click “Test”.
6. “Notification” tab: “Mention mode” (No mention, Mention a role, @here, @everyone) and, for role mode, the “Discord role”.
7. Click “Save game shops” (2), then check the “Summary” tab.

Commands

• /liveAlerts panel: list, help and link to the dashboard; managing them requires “Manage Server”.

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable “Pulse Live Alerts” from its card, then open the section.
2. “Activation and limits” tab (1): pick the “Default channel”, the “Default mention” and, if needed, the “Default role” and the “Default message”.
3. “My alerts” tab: in “Add a platform”, click the creator’s platform (YouTube, Twitch, Kick, TikTok, RSS / Atom…).
4. Fill in the alert: “Alert name”, “Creator”, “Creator URL” (e.g. https://www.youtube.com/@chaine), “Channel ID” if asked, and “Type” (Lives + videos, Lives, New videos, Replays / VOD).
5. Optional: “Dedicated channel”, “Mention” and “Role to mention”, “Message before embed”, “This alert color”.
6. Keep “Ignore first sync” ticked so old videos aren’t reposted, and check that “Active alert” is ticked.
7. Click “Save Pulse Live Alerts” (2), then “Test” in the alert to see how it looks.
8. If you like, customize the “Embed templates” tab (title, description and live / video button) with help from the “Variables” tab.

Commands

• /galleryGallery panel: statistics, active links, Upload button and dashboard access (Manage Server).

Step-by-step setup

1. Activate Premium for the server (see the Premium guide), then enable Pulse Image Gallery from its card.
2. In “Image upload”, click “Choose or drop images” or drag and drop several files (PNG, JPG, WEBP, GIF, 15 MB max).
3. Optionally give a “Name (optional)”: a clean name only, no emoji or special characters.
4. After the upload, the image is converted to WebP (animated GIFs are kept) and a secure link is ready: copy it.
5. Paste the link into Pulse Embed Builder, or use the editor’s “My images” tab to copy it directly.
6. Use “Lock to prevent deletion” on important visuals.
7. In “Storage & purge”, set the “Trash retention (days)” and keep “Never purge used images” on, then click “Save”.

Commands

• /radioRadio panel: pick or create the voice channel, pick the station or a custom stream, enable, disable or stop playback (Manage Server).

Step-by-step setup

1. Activate Premium for the server, then enable “Premium radio” with the switch on its card.
2. Pick the radio’s “Voice channel”, or click “Create a radio channel automatically” (in Discord: the “Create channel” button in /radio).
3. Pick the “Station”: Fun Radio, Skyrock, NRJ, RTL2, or “Custom URL”.
4. For a custom URL, paste the direct HTTP/HTTPS URL of the radio stream into “Audio stream” (not a web page).
5. Click “Save radio”: the status changes to “Ready to stream”.
6. Join the voice channel: the bot connects and starts playback automatically.

Commands

• /freeConfiguration panel (channel, platforms, stores, offer types, filters, style, mention, test) for “Manage Server”; shows the current offers to other members.

Step-by-step setup

1. Activate Premium for the server, then enable “Free games” with the switch on its card.
2. “Activation and posting” block: pick the “Announcement channel” (text or announcement) and the “Checking” interval in minutes (60 by default, 30 minimum).
3. “Sources and offer types” block: tick the Platforms (PC, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo, Mobile), the Stores (Steam, Epic Games, GOG, Itch.io, Ubisoft Connect, EA App, Prime Gaming…) and the Offer types (Free to keep, Free weekends, DLC, Demos, Betas…).
4. “Advanced filters” block: fine-tune with “Allowed genres”, “Blocked genres”, “Blocked keywords”, “Minimum rating”, “Minimum price before promotion”, “Exclude demos / free-to-play / adult games” or “Only 100% free offers”.
5. Pick the “Mention mode” (No mention, Custom role, Premium custom mention) and the “Role to mention”.
6. “Premium style” block: “Style” (Compact, Full, Gaming, Minimalist, Premium), “Custom title”, “Announcement currency” (EUR or USD) and the Free Games embed color.
7. Click “Save free games”, then use the “Test” button in /free to see an announcement.

Commands

• /invitPulse Invites panel (link to the dashboard, leaderboard, help).
• /boostPulse Boost Alerts panel (enable, disable, send a test).
• /statusrolesPulse Status Roles panel.
• /gamerolesPulse Game Roles panel.
• /autopublishPulse Auto Publish panel.
• /smartpingPulse Smart Ping panel.
• /stats-channelsPulse Stat Channels panel.
• /tempchannelsPulse Temp Channels panel (admins).
• /eventPulse Events panel.
• /giveawaysPulse Giveaways panel.
• /faqPulse FAQ panel.

Step-by-step setup

1. Open the Community family panel from Discord (Promo Pulse’s configuration panel).
2. Use the 1 “Choose a module…” menu to show a specific module’s page (Pulse Invites, Pulse Boost Alerts, Pulse Status Roles…).
3. Or click one of the shortcut buttons 2 to go straight to the module you want.
4. Click the 3 Dashboard button to open the server’s full configuration on the website.
5. On the dashboard, enable each module with its switch, then configure it and click “Save”: a module that isn’t enabled keeps its settings hidden.
6. Then check the bot permissions each module needs (see the guides below) before testing.

Commands

• /invitModule status panel (welcome, goodbye, tracking, vanity, Promo Pulse invites, leaderboard, bots) with the “Dashboard”, “View stats” and “Help” buttons. Requires Manage Server.
• /invitesFull panel: joins, leaves, tracked invites, a button to resync the invite cache and access to the leaderboard. Requires Manage Server.
• /invit-statsPaginated invite leaderboard (invited members, still here, left, vanity, Promo Pulse invites). Available to all members if the leaderboard is enabled.

Step-by-step setup

1. Tick “Enable Pulse Invites (invite tracking)” to show the settings.
2. In the welcome block, turn on “Send a welcome message” and pick the “Welcome channel”.
3. Pick the “Message format”: “Text (Components V2 embed)” or “Automatically generated image”. In image mode, also pick the “Banner layout (image mode)” and, if you like, “Ping the new member”.
4. Write the “Welcome message” with the variables ({user}, {username}, {server}, {memberCount}, {inviter}, {inviteCode}). You can add a “Custom image or banner” (text mode only).
5. Check how it looks in the “Live Discord preview”, then click “Send a test to the channel”.
6. Do the same in the goodbye block: “Send a departure message”, “Departure channel”, format and “Departure message”.
7. Turn on the tracking options you want: “Detect arrivals via custom URL (vanity)”, “Track invites created by Promo Pulse”, “Enable the /invit-stats leaderboard” and possibly “Count bots too…”.
8. Click 1 “Save”.
9. On Discord, run /invites, then the resync button so the bot loads all existing invites.

Commands

• /boostModule panel: status, enable/disable and send a test notification. Requires Manage Server.

Step-by-step setup

1. Tick “Enable Pulse Boost Alerts”.
2. Using the tabs 1, go to “Channels & display” and pick the “Notification channel”. Add a “Staff log channel (optional)” if needed.
3. Pick the “Display mode”, then tick what to show: “Show the boosting member”, “Show total boost count”, “Show server level”, “Show booster perks”.
4. Tick “Log removed boosts” if you want to be told when a member stops boosting.
5. In “Message & perks”, write the “Custom message” (2,000 characters max) with the variables {user}, {username}, {server_name}, {boost_count}, {boost_level}, {booster_rewards}, {datetime}.
6. Fill in the “Thank-you message (in the embed)” and, if you have a dedicated page, the “Perks URL (button, optional)”.
7. In “Booster perks”, click “Add a perk” for each perk (an emoji + a short description).
8. Pick the color, check the “Live Discord preview”, then click “Send a test to the channel”.
9. Click 2 “Save”.

Commands

• /statusrolesModule panel with the “Add rule” (quick form), “Test” (self-test on your own status), “Stats” and “Dashboard” buttons. Requires Manage Server.

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable the module with the 1 “Enable Pulse Status Roles” switch.
2. Open the “Rules” tab, then the “Create a rule” block.
3. Enter the “Rule name” and the “Text to detect” (e.g. promopulse.fr).
4. Pick the “Detection mode”: for a link, choose “Smart domain / URL” and keep “Strict domain mode” ticked.
5. In “Roles to assign”, click the roles you want (5 max) — no need to paste IDs.
6. Set the “Minimum duration before grant”, the “Removal delay” and the “Priority”, then create the rule.
7. In the “Settings” tab, pick the “Log channel”, the “Offline mode” and the “Rule priority”, then click “Save”.
8. Click “Scan visible members” to apply the rules to online members right away.
9. Check the result in the “Members” and “Activity” tabs.

Commands

• /gamerolesModule panel with “Add game” (quick form), “Test”, “Stats” and “Dashboard”. Requires Manage Server.

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable the module with the 1 “Enable Pulse Game Roles” switch.
2. The quickest way: “Presets” tab (“Game library”), search for your game, then “Accept — create @Role” to create the role automatically, or “Decline — choose an existing role” followed by “Add with this role”.
3. For a game that isn’t in the library: “Games” tab, “Add a game” block. Enter the “Rule name” and the “Game name to detect”.
4. Add the “Aliases” separated by commas (e.g. launchers or variants) and keep the “Detection mode” on “Multiple aliases” (recommended).
5. Select the “Roles to assign”, then set “Minimum duration before grant”, “Removal delay” and “Priority”.
6. “Settings” tab: “Log channel”, “Offline mode”, “Rule priority”, “Multiple games” and the options (DMs, playtime, test mode), then “Save”.
7. Click “Scan visible presences” to apply the rules right away.
8. Check the “Members” and “Activity” tabs.

Commands

• /autopublishModule panel with “Add channel”, “Test”, “Statistics” and “Dashboard”. Requires Manage Server.

Step-by-step setup

1. Make sure you have at least one Announcement channel on your server (otherwise no channel is offered).
2. Enable the module with the 1 “Enable Pulse Auto Publish” switch.
3. “Channels” tab, “Add a channel” block: pick the “Announcement channel”.
4. Pick the “Filter mode” (e.g. “All messages” or “Webhooks only”), then click “Add channel”.
5. If needed, open the added channel to fine-tune it: allowed webhooks/bots/roles/users, “Required keywords”, “Ignored keywords”, “Require an embed”, “Require an image / attachment”, “Require a link”, then “Save channel”.
6. “Settings” tab: pick the “Log channel”, leave “Test mode” unticked in production, then “Save”.
7. Post a message in the announcement channel and check the “Logs” tab (published, or the reason it was skipped).

Commands

• /smartpingModule status panel (rules, statistics) with access to the dashboard. Requires Manage Server.

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable the module with the 1 “Enable Pulse Smart Ping” switch.
2. “Settings” tab: pick the “Staff log channel” and the “Timezone”, then “Save Pulse Smart Ping”.
3. “Rules” tab → “New rule”: enter the “Rule name” and the “Target channel”.
4. Pick the “Mention type” (specific role, several roles, member, new member, no mention; @everyone/@here with Premium).
5. Turn on “Custom message” and write the “Message text” with the variables ({mention}, {user}, {username}, {display_name}, {guild_name}, {member_count}, {channel}, {date}, {time}).
6. Pick the “Trigger type”: “Member join” (with “Delay after join (seconds)”) or “Scheduled” (“Frequency”, “Interval”, “Time”, days…).
7. Set the “Cooldown (seconds)” and, with Premium, “Ghost mode” with its “Ghost mode deletion”.
8. For a join rule, keep “Ignore bots”, “Only if the member is still in the guild” and “Once per member”; tick “Only if captcha is passed” if you use Pulse Captcha.
9. Tick “Test mode” for a first try, click “Create the rule”, then check the “Logs” tab before turning test mode off.

Commands

• /stats-channelsModule panel with “Auto setup”, “Repair permissions”, “Test”, “Refresh” and “Dashboard”. Requires Manage Server.

Step-by-step setup

1. Tick “Enable Pulse Stat Channels”.
2. The easiest way: in “Automatic setup”, click “🚀 Automatic setup”. The bot creates a STATS category, locked voice counters (status, offline, members, bots, boosts) and a rotation.
3. Using the tabs 1, open each “Counter”: tick “Enable this counter”, pick the “Statistic type” and the “Channel type” (Voice channel or Category).
4. Leave “Existing channel (optional)” on “Create automatically” or pick an existing channel.
5. Customize the “Template” (100 characters max) with the variables and check the “Preview”.
6. To cycle through several texts, set up a “Rotation”: “Target type”, “Channel / category”, “Order” and “Texts (one per line)”.
7. In “Overview”, pick the “Update mode” and keep “Automatically lock created voice channels” ticked.
8. Click 2 “Save”, then “🔄 Refresh now” for a first update.

Commands

• /tempchannelsModule admin panel (hubs, active channels, cleanup, statistics, dashboard). Requires Manage Server.
• /voice ownerSee who owns the temporary channel.
• /voice renameRename your temporary voice channel.
• /voice limitChange the user limit.
• /voice lock / unlockLock or unlock your channel.
• /voice hide / revealHide or reveal your channel.
• /voice kick / ban / unbanKick, ban or unban a member from your channel.
• /voice inviteInvite a member to your channel.
• /voice transferTransfer ownership to another member.
• /voice claimClaim a channel whose owner is no longer active.
• /voice statusSet a channel status or description.
• /voice cleanDelete inactive temporary channels (requires Manage Server).

Step-by-step setup

1. On Discord, create a voice channel to act as the hub (e.g. “➕ Create your channel”) and a category for the temporary channels.
2. Tick “Enable Pulse Temp Channels”.
3. In “General settings”, pick the “Staff log channel”, the “Deletion delay”, the “Default user limit”, “Max rooms / member”, “Max rooms / server”, the “Max room duration” and “When the owner leaves”.
4. Pick the options: “Create a linked text channel by default”, “Send the owner panel”, “Text access limited to members in voice”.
5. In “Add a hub”, pick the “Hub channel” and the “Target category”.
6. Set the “Voice name template” (and text name template) with the variables, e.g. {display_name} or {counter}, then the hub’s delay and limit.
7. In “Commands /voice”, untick the subcommands you don’t want to give owners.
8. Click 1 “Save Pulse Temp Channels”.
9. Join the hub channel: the bot should create your channel and move you into it.

Commands

• /eventModule panel: quickly “Create” an event, “View events”, “Dashboard” and “Help”. Requires Manage Server by default.

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable the module with the switch 1.
2. “Settings” tab: pick the “Events channel”, the “Log channel” and the “Timezone”, turn on the automatic options you want, then “Save settings”.
3. “Create” tab: fill in “Event name”, “Description”, “Event type” (or “Start from a template”).
4. Fill in “Date”, “Time” and “Duration (minutes)”.
5. Pick “Location / Type” and “Location details”, the “Publication channel” and, if needed, the “Role to notify”.
6. Set the “Capacity” and the “RSVP options” (simple or advanced), tick the “Automatic reminders” and choose a “Recurrence” if the event repeats.
7. Click “Create as draft”.
8. In “My events”, open the draft and click “Publish”: the message with the sign-up buttons is posted.
9. During and after the event: “Start now”, “End”, “Reschedule…”, and check “Participants” (CSV, JSON, TXT export or Discord list).

Commands

• /giveawaysPanel to create, list, publish, end, cancel or re-roll a giveaway from Discord. Requires Manage Server by default. Members enter with the “Participate” button.

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable the module with the switch 1.
2. “Settings” tab: pick the “Default channel” and the “Log channel”, set “DM winners”, “DM participants”, “Auto-remove members who leave”, then “Save settings”.
3. “Create” tab: enter the “Giveaway name”, “Prize” and “Description”.
4. Pick the “Type” (Classic, Cross-server, Messages, Invites, Tickets, Multi-winner, Recurring, Scheduled), the number of “Winners” and the “Duration”.
5. For a scheduled giveaway, enter the “Launch date & time” (Europe/Paris timezone).
6. In “Requirements”, set “Minimum messages” or “Minimum invites” if needed (0 = off).
7. In “Tickets & bonuses”, set the “Base tickets” and add “Ticket bonuses by role” (e.g. Booster = +2).
8. Click “Create draft”, then publish it from the “Giveaways” tab (“Publish” button).
9. At the end: “End” draws winners immediately, “Re-roll” draws again, “Cancel” stops the giveaway.

Commands

• /faqModule panel with “Preview”, “Publish / Sync”, “Help” and “Dashboard”. Requires Manage Server.

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable the module with the 1 “Enable Pulse FAQ” switch.
2. In “General configuration”, pick the “FAQ channel” (ideally a dedicated channel that’s read-only for members).
3. Fill in “Main title”, “Subtitle”, “Main description” and, if you have a support site, the “Support URL (optional)”.
4. Pick the colors, the “Size mode” and the “Decorative band”.
5. In “Questions / answers”, click “Add a question”: fill in “Emoji”, “Title”, “Button text”, “Short description (shown in the channel)” and “Full answer (shown as ephemeral)”.
6. If needed, turn on the “Useful links” block and add your links (text, emoji, URL).
7. Check the “Live Discord preview” and keep “Ephemeral answers” and “Auto-repost if deleted” ticked.
8. Click 2 “Save”, then “🚀 Publish / Sync” to publish or update the FAQ in the channel.

Commands

• /ticketOpens the Pulse Tickets configuration panel in Discord (enable/disable, panel channel, reviews channel, logs channel, support roles, adding subjects, publishing the panel). Limited by default to members with Manage Server.

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable the module with the switch on the Pulse Tickets card at the top of the dashboard (or the “Enable” button in /ticket). While it’s disabled, the settings stay hidden.
2. Open Tickets → Configuration. In the “Automatic channels” tab (1), click “Create auto channels”: the bot creates or reuses the system channels ticket (panel), ticket-avis (verified reviews) and ticket-log (logs). If a “Bot permissions to check” banner appears, first give the bot’s role View Channels and Manage Channels.
3. In the “Activation, channels and permissions” tab, check “Panels channel”, “Verified reviews channel” and “Ticket logs channel”, then pick the “Simultaneous tickets” rule (default: one open ticket per member across the whole server).
4. Still in that tab, tick your Support roles (they see, answer and close tickets) and your Ticket admin roles. With no role ticked, only the server admins see the tickets.
5. Set up the “Auto-close and alerts” tab: close if the member never wrote, warning before closing, staff alert with no reply, deletion of closed tickets, review reminder. Each delay has shortcuts (30 min, 1 h, 1 day…).
6. Click “Save and publish the panel” (2) to save the configuration.
7. Go to Tickets → Subjects: edit or add your subjects with “Add a subject” (25 max). For each one: Emoji, Name, Description, “Auto-response” (message sent when the ticket opens), and in “Subject settings” the “Discord auto category”, the “Channel prefix” and the “Review type”. Click “Save subjects” (1).
8. Go to Tickets → Panels: customize “Panel title”, “Dropdown menu text”, “Ticket opened phrase”, “Ticket closed phrase” and “Panel description”. Check the result in the “Live Discord preview” tab.
9. Pick the “Publication channel”, then click “Save and publish the panel” (2). The panel appears in Discord with its subject menu; “Publish a panel” publishes an extra one (all tickets stay centralized).
10. Test end to end with a member account: pick a subject in the menu → a private channel is created in the subject’s category → staff replies → a staff member clicks “Close” → “Request review” or “Transcript” → the ticket is deleted after the chosen delay, with the transcript sent to the logs.
11. Then look at Tickets → Transcripts (transcript library, readable and deletable from the dashboard) and Tickets → Logs (statistics, response times, reviews).

Commands

• /questOpens the menu of active forms for the member (or offers to resume a form in progress if progress is saved). Available to all members.

Step-by-step setup

1. Open Quests → Configuration and, in the “Activation and inbox” tab (1), turn on “Enable Pulse Quest”.
2. Pick the “Default inbox channel”: that’s where every answer submitted by a member is sent, with its TXT and PDF transcript. Use a private staff-only channel.
3. In “Pulse Quest staff roles”, turn on the roles that should handle incoming submissions.
4. Decide whether you want “Allow multiple answers per member” and “Save progress” (recommended: on, so the member can resume later).
5. Click “Save Pulse Quest” (2).
6. Go to Quests → Forms. Fill in the first form: Emoji, Name, “Estimated time”, “Inbox channel” (otherwise the default channel), and the Description.
7. If the form should be restricted, turn on “Limit to a role” and pick the “Required role”. Keep “Active in /quest” on so it shows up in the menu.
8. Add your questions with “Add a question” (25 max): pick the Type (Short answer, Long answer, Single choice, Multiple choice, Rating, Number, Date, Link), the Question text, “Required”, and for choices the Options separated by ; (e.g. Oui; Non). Min/Max limit the answer length.
9. Click “Save forms” (1). A form with no questions doesn’t appear in /quest.
10. Test with a member account: /quest → pick the form → “Start” → answer → “Summary” → submit. The submission arrives in the inbox channel with the staff buttons “Approve”, “Reject”, “Pending” and “Export”.
11. Find all submissions in Quests → Answers and their transcripts in Quests → Transcripts.

Commands

• /emojisShows Pulse Emoji Lock’s status with the “Sync”, “Apply lock”, “Make public”, “Status”, “Help” and “Open dashboard” buttons. Limited by default to members with Manage Server.

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable the module with the switch on the Pulse Emoji Lock card at the top of the dashboard.
2. Check that the bot’s role has the Manage Expressions permission: the “Discord application” tab shows “Permission OK” when it’s fine.
3. Run /emojis, then “Sync” if the “Detected emojis” list is empty (it’s also checked automatically).
4. In the “Emoji access rule” tab (1), pick the behavior: “Custom selection”, “Lock everything” or “Leave everything public”.
5. In the “Allowed roles” tab, turn on at least one role: only these roles will be able to use locked emojis.
6. In “Custom selection” mode, tick the emojis to restrict in the “Detected emojis” section.
7. Click “Save Pulse Emoji Lock” (2): the restriction is applied on Discord. You can also use “Apply lock” in /emojis.
8. Check the result in the “Discord application” tab (Mode, Restricted emojis, Last application, Last result).

How does it work?

An ad goes through 4 steps. Once the channels are set up, the bot handles everything.

1. Submit: A member clicks “Submit an ad” in the submission channel and fills in the form.
2. Review by your staff: The ad lands in your server’s moderation queue. Your staff accepts or rejects it.
3. Publication: Once accepted, the ad is posted automatically in the accepted ads channel, with a 🔄 Bump button.
4. Bump = broadcast: Each bump sends the ad to the Bumps channel of every PromoPulse server and pushes it up on the website. It can be repeated after the BUMP delay.

Why 4 required channels? PromoPulse is an exchange network: for your server’s ads to be shown elsewhere, your Bumps channel receives in return the ads bumped by other servers. The accepted ads and Bumps channels must therefore stay visible to @everyone, and the moderation queue reserved for staff.

Commands

• /setupOpens the configuration panel in Discord; the “Ad settings” panel offers “Set everything up (1 click)”, the “Setting to change…” menu and the “Advanced settings (optional)…” menu. Limited by default to members with Manage Server.

Step-by-step setup

1. Type /setup in Discord and open the “Ad settings” panel.
2. The quickest way: click “Set everything up (1 click)” (1). The bot creates or reuses the category and the channels of the “Preconfigured channels” block (1 top image), sets the permissions and fills in the configuration. Roles with the Administrator permission automatically become staff.
3. To choose your own channels, use “Setting to change…” (2) instead: Ad channel, Moderation channel, Instructions channel, BUMP channel and Server language. Each choice is saved automatically.
4. If needed, complete it through “Advanced settings (optional)…” (3): Logs channel, Warning channel, Staff roles, Booster role, BUMP cooldown, Quotas per role, Custom footer.
5. On the dashboard, enable the Ad settings card if it isn’t already, then open the page: in the “Ad channels” tab (1), check Ad submission, Accepted ads, Bumps, Moderation queue and Alerts and reports (the “channels ready” counter must be complete).
6. “Allowed roles” tab: pick the “Booster role” and turn on the “Staff roles” that moderate ads.
7. “Ad settings” tab: set the “BUMP delay” in minutes (10 minimum).
8. “Ad quotas” tab: “Add a quota” → role ID + Ads/day to give certain roles more posts.
9. Check the result in “Live Discord preview”, then click “Save ad settings” (2).
10. Test: in the submission channel, a member clicks “Submit an ad”, picks the category and fills in the form; the ad lands in the moderation queue with “✅ Accept” / “❌ Reject”.

Commands

• /statsShows the member their ad quota (and why), how many they’ve posted today, the BUMP cooldown and whether they can bump now.
• Create an ad (right-click)Apps menu on a message: starts the ad creation form (quota and moderation channel are checked).
• Report (right-click)Apps menu on an ad or a bump: reports the message to the PROMO PULSE developers.

Step-by-step setup

1. Make sure the Ad settings are configured (submission, moderation and publication channels).
2. Members create their ad with the “Submit an ad” button in the submission channel, or by right-clicking a message → Apps → “Create an ad”.
3. They pick the ad type in the menu, then fill in “Title”, “Description” (100 characters minimum, no links), “Link” and the optional image.
4. Open Ads on the dashboard to see all the guild’s ads and their status (pending, accepted, rejected, hidden…).
5. Click “Links” to check where an ad points.
6. To remove an accepted ad, click “Delete” in the Action column and confirm.
7. Encourage your members to use /stats to see their remaining quota and their BUMP cooldown.

Step-by-step setup

1. First set up the “Moderation queue” and the “Staff roles” in Ad settings.
2. When a member submits an ad, it lands in the Discord moderation channel with the “✅ Accept” and “❌ Reject” buttons (a “Reason” is asked for on rejection).
3. On the dashboard, open Ad moderation: the “Review queue” lists pending ads.
4. Click “Check link” to check the destination before deciding.
5. Click “Accept” to publish the ad in the accepted ads channel, or “Reject” to turn it down.
6. “Delete everywhere” permanently removes the ad (public message and bumps included).
7. In “Edits to review”, handle members’ edit requests: “Accept edit”, “Reject” or “Delete”.
8. The “Accepted ads” list and “Latest moderation actions” help you keep the history under control.

Commands

• /bumpsOpens the BUMP announcement configuration panel (channel, color, title, description, mention, footer, image, platforms) and posts or refreshes the message. Administrators only.

Step-by-step setup

1. Open Bumps on the dashboard (or type /bumps in Discord).
2. Pick the “Announcement channel” (text or announcement channel) and the “Color”.
3. Set the “Purge depth” (number of recent messages checked to remove the old announcement, e.g. 1000) and keep “Pin automatically” on.
4. Write the announcement’s “Title” and “Description”.
5. Pick the “Mention”: a server role, @here, @everyone or a custom mention.
6. Fill in the “Footer” and, if you like, an “Image or banner” (https URL).
7. In “Platforms”, click “Add” for each block to show: Name, optional URL and Commands in the format commande = explication (24 platforms max).
8. Check the “Live Discord preview”, then click “Save and publish” (1): the announcement is posted (or refreshed) in the channel and pinned.

Commands

• /setupOpens the setup overview. Pick the “Security” family to see each module’s status.
• /dashboardGives the link to the web dashboard, where every module is configured in detail.

Step-by-step setup

1. Type /setup on your server, then open the Security family (🛡️).
2. Read the list: each module is marked Enabled, To configure, Available, Premium required or See the dashboard.
3. Use the 1 “Choose a module…” menu to show a module’s page: its status, its family and how to configure it (slash command or dashboard).
4. To turn several modules on or off at once, tick or untick them in menu 2. Leaving it untouched changes nothing.
5. Click 3 “Dashboard” to configure the options in detail on the website.
6. Finish with “End”, or go back to the overview with “Overview”.

Commands

• /captchaOpens the admin panel: status, mode, channel, roles, statistics, and the “Auto setup”, “Enable / Disable”, “Repair permissions”, “Publish panel”, “Test” and “Dashboard” buttons.

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable Pulse Captcha from its card at the top of the dashboard (or through /setup). Its settings stay hidden while it’s disabled.
2. In the 1 “Captcha setup” tab, keep Create roles, Create channel and Save permissions on: the bot creates “🚧 Non vérifié”, “✅ Vérifié” and the “🛡️┊captcha” channel if they don’t exist.
3. Pick the Captcha mode (“Web validation” by default), then check or pick the Unverified role, the Verified role, the Captcha channel and the Captcha logs channel (a private staff channel, not a public one).
4. “Protected channels” tab: keep Protect all channels on (recommended setup). The Unverified role then loses access to every channel except the Captcha channel.
5. If needed, tick the Read-only visible channels (for example #rules or #announcements): newcomers can see them but can’t write in them.
6. “Challenge and expiration” tab: set Max attempts (3), Session expiration (15 min) and Expiration action (“None” to start with). In “Custom question” mode, fill in the question and the answer.
7. Click 2 “Save Pulse Captcha”.
8. On Discord, type /captcha, then click Auto setup: the bot finalizes roles, channel and permissions and publishes the panel. If you changed channels, use Publish panel.
9. In Server Settings → Roles, drag the bot’s role above “✅ Vérifié” and “🚧 Non vérifié”.
10. Test with an alt account: it should only see the Captcha channel, click “Start verification”, pass, then see the rest of the server. You can also click Test in /captcha.

Commands

• /automodDiscord panel to turn rules on or off, pick the alerts channel, the mention limit, the block message, the exempt channels and roles, and manage word lists.

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable AutoMod from its card at the top of the dashboard (or through /setup).
2. Turn on the useful rules: Discord presets, French insults, Adult content, Anti-mentions, Anti-spam and Profiles.
3. Pick the AutoMod alerts channel: a staff channel where Discord reports every blocked message.
4. Set the Mention limit (8 by default, between 2 and 50).
5. If you like, customize the Block message (150 characters max). Leave it empty to keep Discord’s default message.
6. Add the AutoMod exempt channels and AutoMod exempt roles (your staff, for example). Hold Ctrl to select several.
7. Complete the Filtered profanity words and Filtered adult words lists (one word per line) with your community’s own vocabulary.
8. Click 1 “Save AutoMod”, then check in Server Settings → AutoMod that the rules have appeared.

Commands

• /scamAnti-scam panel: Enable / Disable, “Quick scan”, “Full scan”, “Auto scan” (Premium), “Allowed links”, “Blocked links”, “Sync AutoMod” and “Web sources”.
• /reportscam link [reason] [message_id]Reports a suspicious link or domain to the bot’s developers so it gets added to the database. reason adds context, message_id points to the message concerned. Open to all members.
• Right-click a message → Apps → Report scamSame report as /reportscam, straight from a suspicious message.

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable Anti-scam from its card at the top of the dashboard (or /scam → “Enable”).
2. In the 1 “Anti-scam protection” tab, keep Scan links, Scan images, Scan QR codes and Delete scam messages on.
3. Pick an Anti-scam alerts channel (staff channel) and keep Staff logs on to be told about every detection.
4. Pick the Automatic sanction: “Timeout” is a good start. Set the Timeout duration (minutes) (60 by default). Turn on Timeout for scams and Timeout for crypto images if you want to sanction the authors.
5. Turn on Anti-scam AutoMod rules so Discord blocks the best-known links upstream, and Use AI to analyze unknown content.
6. Add your trusted domains in Allowed domains (one per line, for example your server’s website) and, if needed, accounts in Allowed authors.
7. Click 2 “Save anti-scam”.
8. Run a first Quick scan from the “Manual scan” section (or /scam) to clean up recent history, then follow the result in “Scan reports”.
9. Premium: turn on Automatic scan enabled, pick the Auto frequency, the Time, the Scan mode and the Scan reports channel, then save.

Commands

• /antiraidDiscord panel: Enable / Disable, “Simulation ON/OFF”, protection mode, “Thresholds”, “Actions”, “Whitelist”, “Logs”, “Quarantine”, “Lockdown” / “Unlock”, “Messages” and “Reset”.

Step-by-step setup

1. Enable Anti-Raid from its card at the top of the dashboard (or /antiraid → “Enable”).
2. In the 1 “Anti-Raid settings” tab, first turn on Simulation mode: the bot detects and logs, without deleting, sanctioning or locking anything.
3. Pick the Protection mode (“Standard” suits most servers), the Anti-Raid logs channel and the Alerted roles (your staff).
4. If you want quarantine, create a role with no channel access, pick it as the Quarantine role and place the bot’s role above it.
5. “Detection thresholds” tab: keep the default values at first (for example 8 Joins in 30 s, Recent account = 24 h).
6. “Automatic actions” tab: pick the reactions (Alert staff, Delete spam, Timeout spam, Lockdown on raid…).
7. “Whitelist and messages” tab: add your staff roles to Whitelisted roles, trusted bots to Allowed bots (IDs) and the channels to ignore.
8. Click 2 “Save Anti-Raid”.
9. After a few days in simulation, read the logs. If no false alerts show up, turn off Simulation mode and save.

Commands

• /warn membreWarns a member. Opens a form (reason, proof…).
• /mute membre · /unmute membreMutes a member (mute role or timeout depending on the “Mute mode”), or removes the mute.
• /timeout membreDiscord timeout with duration and reason in a form.
• /kick membre · /ban membre · /softban membreKicks, bans (optional duration) or softbans (ban then unban to wipe recent messages).
• /unban utilisateurUnbans a user from their Discord ID.
• /unwarn membreRemoves a warning using its case number.
• /mod-note membreAdds a private staff note to the member’s record.
• /infractions membreShows a member’s full record (sanctions and notes).
• /sanctionsLists the server’s recent sanctions.
• /modPulse Moderation hub: records, warns, mutes and staff tools.
• /mod-link invite | list | accept | refuse | revokeManages cross-server links: invite guild_id sends a request, list lists the links, accept, refuse and revoke take a link_id.
• Apps menus (right-click)On a member: Moderate (warn, kick, ban… hub), Record, Member info. On a message: Sanction (proof added automatically), Delete message (purges the author’s messages), Clear.

Step-by-step setup

1. Turn on the 1 “Enable Pulse Moderation” switch. Without it, every command replies that the module is disabled.
2. 2 “General” tab: pick the Sanctions channel (public announcement, no buttons) and the Staff logs channel (log with “View case” and “Revoke” buttons).
3. Pick the Mute mode: “Discord timeout” (nothing to prepare) or “Mute role”. In that case, click Create mute role so the bot creates it and sets its permissions on every channel.
4. Set Warn expiration (7, 30 or 90 days, or “Never”) and the protections: Protect the owner, Protect admins, Ignore bots, Reason required, Proof required.
5. “Moderators” tab: add your staff roles (or specific members) and tick their rights one by one (View records, Timeout, Unban, Notes, Revoke…).
6. “Reasons” tab: create predefined reasons per sanction type (for example warn → “Spam / flood”), or import them from your rules. They appear as autocomplete suggestions.
7. “Warns” tab: turn on Enable warn roles to assign a role based on the number of warns, and configure Automatic escalation (for example 3 warns → kick).
8. Click 3 “Save Pulse Moderation”.
9. Test with /warn on an alt account, then check the record with /infractions and the “Activity” tab.

Commands

• /channel-rulesConfigures photo, video, link and allowed-content channels from Discord.

Step-by-step setup

1. Turn on Enable Pulse Channel Rules at the top of the section.
2. In “General settings”, pick the Staff log channel, then keep Delete non-compliant messages and Warn with a temporary embed on.
3. First turn on Test mode: the bot simulates deletions without erasing any message, so you can check your rules.
4. In “Channel rules”, click Add a rule and pick the Content type (for example “Photos only”).
5. Pick the Target channel, or leave “Create automatically” so the bot creates the channel.
6. Fine-tune the rule: Text with media, Links with media, GIF, Stickers, Delete, Warn (embed). Open “Advanced options” for the max size, extensions, domains and ignored roles or members.
7. Click 1 “Save”, then Create missing channels if you chose automatic creation.
8. Click Test, post a non-compliant message, check the log, then turn off Test mode and save.

Step-by-step setup

1. Pulse Guild Logs is off by default: turn on Enable Pulse Guild Logs.
2. Turn on Also send to a Discord channel and pick the Discord logs channel, a private staff-only channel.
3. Pick the Discord send mode: “All enabled logs”, or “Critical / security / warning only” if your channel gets too noisy.
4. Keep Keep history on the dashboard on and pick the Retention (7, 14, 30, 90, 180 or 365 days).
5. In “Quick category toggles”, turn off the categories you don’t need. Open “Detailed events by category” to fine-tune event by event.
6. Add the channels not to log to Ignored channels (IDs separated by commas).
7. Click 1 “Save”, then Test a log to check that the message arrives in the channel.
8. Use “Search & filters” to find an event (text, category, severity, member, author, channel) and export it as CSV, JSON or TXT.

Commands

• /restoreOpens the Pulse Restore panel to back up, analyze and restore the server’s administrative changes. Premium.
• /backup [label]Immediately creates a backup of the server’s configuration (channels and roles). label names the backup point.

Step-by-step setup

1. Activate Premium on your server: without it, the Pulse Restore section only shows “Premium feature”.
2. As soon as your server is properly set up, create a backup: /backup label:Avant refonte, or the Backups tab → Create a full backup.
3. Click Lock on important backups to keep them forever. Only the 3 most recent backups are kept by default, and the oldest unlocked one is replaced.
4. If something goes wrong, open the Configure analysis tab: pick the period (Start, End) and the sources (Bot logs, Discord audit).
5. If needed, filter by Who made the change (author) or Who was changed (target), tick the categories to restore, then click Analyze.
6. In the results, untick what you don’t want to put back, then click 🧪 Simulate to see how many actions will be complete, partial or skipped.
7. Type RESTAURER in the confirmation field and start the restore. A safety backup is created automatically right before.
8. Follow the result in the History tab, which keeps past analyses and restores.

Commands

• /clearWith no option, opens an interactive panel (mode, channel, member, amount, “Start” button).
• /clear nombre:50Deletes the 50 most recent messages in the current channel (1 to 1000).
• /clear tout:TrueDeletes every accessible message in the channel.
• /clear salon:#salonCleans a text channel or thread other than the one where you type the command.
• /clear membre:@Utilisateur nombre:25Deletes only that member’s messages.
• /clear recree:TrueDeletes the channel, then recreates it with the same name, position and permissions. Irreversible; a confirmation is requested.
• Right-click a message → Apps → ClearStarts the cleanup from a message.

Step-by-step setup

1. Go to the channel to clean (or prepare the salon option).
2. Type /clear with no option to open the panel, or use a quick option directly.
3. In the panel, pick the mode: recent amount, all messages, one member’s messages, or recreate the channel.
4. Pick the amount (a preset value or “Custom amount” between 1 and 1000) and, if needed, the target member.
5. Click Start: progress updates live, then the result shows the messages analyzed, targeted, deleted and the failures.
6. For recree:True, confirm with Confirm recreation. The new channel is shown at the end.