AutoMod
Create and manage Discord AutoMod rules directly from the dashboard. AutoMod automatically detects and acts on messages that break your rules.
Since version 8.3, AutoMod has its own page. Open Moderation → AutoMod in the sidebar — it is no longer a tab inside Moderation.
Accessing AutoMod
- Select your server in the dashboard
- In the sidebar under Roblox, expand Moderation
- Click AutoMod
How AutoMod Works
Discord AutoMod scans messages as they are sent. When a message matches a rule, the configured actions are applied automatically. Technified lets you manage these rules from the dashboard and add extra actions on top of what Discord provides.
Creating a Rule
- Click "Create Rule"
- Choose a trigger type
- Configure the trigger settings
- Set the actions
- Click "Create"
Trigger Types
| Type | What it detects |
|---|---|
| Keyword | Messages containing specific words or phrases |
| Keyword Preset | Discord's built-in filters (profanity, slurs, sexual content) |
| Mention Spam | Messages mentioning too many users or roles |
| Spam | Suspected spam content |
Actions
For each rule, you can enable one or more actions:
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Block Message | Prevents the message from being sent |
| Send Alert | Posts a notification in a channel you choose |
| Timeout | Temporarily mutes the user |
| DM User | Sends a direct message explaining what happened |
| Ban | Bans the user from the server |
DM and Ban are extra actions provided by Technified on top of Discord's built-in AutoMod.
Exempt Roles and Channels
You can exclude specific roles or channels from a rule. Messages from exempt roles or in exempt channels are not checked.
Managing Rules
Editing a Rule
- Click on the rule
- Change trigger settings or actions
- Click "Save"
Enabling and Disabling
Toggle a rule on or off without deleting it. Disabled rules are saved but do not trigger.
Deleting a Rule
- Click the delete icon on the rule
- Confirm
Logging
Every AutoMod trigger is logged. If logging is enabled, you see the full details in your log channel: which rule was triggered, what the message said, who sent it, and what action was taken. All triggers are also visible in the Moderation section of the dashboard.