Utilities
Extra features to simplify the management of your server. 🔧
In addition to core features like the captcha, anti-spam or anti-raid, RaidProtect offers several secondary tools that can make managing your server even smoother.
📋 Duplicate a channel
The /channel duplicate command allows you to fully duplicate a channel, including all its settings, permissions and configurations. It goes beyond Discord's native feature, which cannot duplicate categories and certain specific settings such as forum channel tags.
Use the command: /channel duplicate (#channel)
Replace (#channel) with the mention or the ID of the channel to duplicate.
🎯 Features
This command duplicates all of the following elements:
- Channel name
- Permissions (roles and users)
- Channel type (text, voice, forum, etc.)
- Specific settings depending on the channel type
- Position within the category (if applicable)
⚙️ RaidProtect configurations
When you duplicate a channel that has internal RaidProtect configurations, the bot automatically offers you the option to:
- Replace the existing configuration to use the new channel
- Duplicate the configuration to keep both channels configured
Example: If you duplicate the logs channel, RaidProtect will offer to update its configuration so that the new channel becomes the logs channel, or to keep both channels configured, according to your preference.
🗑️ Delete and re-create a channel
The /channel clear command allows you to delete a channel and re-create it identically, keeping its settings, permissions and RaidProtect configurations.
Use the command: /channel clear (#channel)
Replace (#channel) with the mention or the ID of the channel to re-create.
The channel's messages and webhooks will be permanently deleted. A confirmation will be requested before execution.
🧹 Prune members
The /prune command allows you to kick inactive members from your server via an interactive menu.
Use the command: /prune [duration]
Replace [duration] with the desired number of days of inactivity, from 1 to 30. The bot displays an interactive menu allowing you to:
- Select the inactivity duration
- Include or exclude specific roles
- See the number of affected members before confirmation
The confirmation text shows who will really leave:
| Mode | No role selected | Roles selected |
|---|---|---|
| Include | Only inactive members with no role at all | Inactive members who have no role other than the selected ones |
| Exclude | All inactive members, whatever their roles | Inactive members who have none of the selected roles |
The /prune command is reserved for administrators. Only the 100 lowest roles are offered; members who have a higher role are excluded outright.
🚫 Block users
The /block command allows you to prevent a user from using certain RaidProtect features on your server (for example, sending reports or receiving the tag role).
When blocking or unblocking, RaidProtect lets you choose which features are affected:
| Type | Effect |
|---|---|
| All interactions | Blocks every interaction with the bot |
| Reports | The user will no longer be able to send a report |
| Tag Role | The user will no longer be able to receive the tag role |
Block a user
Use the command: /block add [@user] [reason]
Unblock a user
Use the command: /block remove [@user] [reason]
List blocked users
Use the command: /block list
📢 Information panels
See the dedicated information panels page to learn more about the /display public and /display staff commands.
📜 My sanctions
The /my-sanctions command allows members to view their own sanctions on the server, according to the privacy level configured by administrators.
Use the command: /my-sanctions
This command is also accessible via the View my sanctions button on the information panels if the feature is enabled.
🏠 Server information
The /serverinfo command displays the information of the current server: name, owner, creation date, member count, boost level, enabled features, etc.
Use the command: /serverinfo
The serverinfo command is usable via prefix (alias ginfo). It only works on a server where RaidProtect is installed.
🔗 Invite information
The /inviteinfo command analyzes a Discord invite before you click on it: useful to check a partnership, an advertisement or a link received in DMs.
Use the command: /inviteinfo (invite)
Replace (invite) with the invite's code or link (e.g., discord.gg/raidprotect).
For a server invite, we display in particular:
- The server: name, badge and tag, ID, number of members and online members, verification level, tier and boosts.
- The invite: destination channel (text, voice or stage), creator, number of uses, expiration date, roles assigned on arrival.
- The themes and games highlighted by the server (games are clickable).
- An activity profile: peak and low hours, regularity.
- A "Join the server" button.
Friend, private group, activity and live invites are also recognized.
On a server, the response is ephemeral and the command requires the "Manage Messages" permission by default. If you add RaidProtect to your Discord account, you can also use /inviteinfo in DMs and private groups: the response is then visible in the conversation. The inviteinfo command is usable via prefix (alias ii).
🔐 Your data on this server
The /privacy command shows what RaidProtect stores about your server. It is open to all members and the response is only visible to you.
Use the command: /privacy
- Always: the configuration chosen in
/settings(kept as long as RaidProtect is on the server) and sanctions (member, moderator, reason and dates) for the moderation history. - Depending on your settings: messages (one hour per channel, in memory, never written to the database) if the anti-spam, reports or message caching are active; reports (author, reason and copy of the reported message) if they are enabled.
The response links to our privacy policy, which details durations, sharing and your rights.
🗂️ Message caching
Caching keeps one hour of messages per channel in memory, never written to the database. It feeds the /snipe command and the snipe part of /modview. Without it, these commands find no deleted message.
- Run the
/settingscommand. - Open the "Utilities" tab.
- Click "Enable" next to "Message caching".
ConfigurationRaidProtect settings for this server. To get started, look at Arrivals (captcha, anti-raid) and Moderation (logs channel, sanctions). Every change applies immediately.
Tag Role
Channel lock
On-duty role
Message caching
Support Server
Documentation💬 Share feedback
The /feedback command lets you share feedback, a suggestion or a bug report directly from Discord, without having to join the support server. On a server, it requires the "Manage Messages" permission by default; it also works in DMs with RaidProtect.
Use the command: /feedback
Choose the type of feedback, then fill in the window that opens:
- Suggestion: we redirect you to the suggestions page.
- Report a bug: choose the category (anti-spam, anti-raid, captcha, sanctions, Authentification Manager, configuration, commands, logs, other); your report is passed on to our team.
- General feedback: rate your experience from 1 to 5.
- Compliment.
🎮 RaidProtect home
RaidProtect's "Launch" button opens the RaidProtect home in the Discord Activity. It works on your server, in DMs with the bot, and from RaidProtect added to your Discord account. Nothing is posted in the channel.
- Demos: our protections in action in a miniature Discord channel (anti-spam, anti-raid, captcha and the HoneyPot trap channel).
- Mini-games: Firewall, where you defend your server's icon against waves of robots, Snek, Ban Hammer and Quick sort.
- Leaderboards: for each game, the top ten players of your server and of all servers, with your rank.
👤 User information
The /userinfo command lets you get detailed information about a user.
Use the command: /userinfo [user]
Replace [user] with the desired mention or ID.
The userinfo command is usable via prefix (alias ui). If you add RaidProtect to your Discord account, you can also use it in DMs and private groups.
📋 Displayed information
- Discord account creation date
- User's profile picture
- Profile banner
- Profile badges
- The Nitro, Booster, Quest and Former name badges are not displayed.
🎭 Information about a server member
If the target is a server member, additional info includes:
- Date joined the server
- Server nickname
- Number of roles and list of the first 6 roles
- Permission category (visible only to moderators):
- Animator
- Moderator
- Manager
- Administrator
- Owner
The Animator category is shown if the member has at least one of the following permissions:
MANAGE_EXPRESSIONSCREATE_GUILD_EXPRESSIONSMANAGE_EVENTS
The Moderator category is shown if the member has at least one of the following permissions:
KICK_MEMBERSBAN_MEMBERSMODERATE_MEMBERSMANAGE_MESSAGESMUTE_MEMBERSDEAFEN_MEMBERSMOVE_MEMBERSMANAGE_THREADS
The Manager category is shown if the member has at least one of the following permissions:
MANAGE_GUILDMANAGE_ROLESMANAGE_CHANNELSVIEW_AUDIT_LOGMANAGE_WEBHOOKSMANAGE_SERVER_EXPRESSIONS
The Administrator category is shown in two possible cases:
1️⃣ Has the permission:
ADMINISTRATOR
2️⃣ Has all three of the following permissions at the same time:
MANAGE_GUILDMANAGE_ROLESMANAGE_CHANNELS
Condition: The member is the server owner.
- Member flags (visible only to moderators):
| Flags | Emojis | Meanings |
|---|---|---|
DID_REJOIN |  | The user left and rejoined the server. |
IS_GUEST |  | Guest member (temporary invite or guest access). |
COMPLETED_ONBOARDING |  | Completed the server Onboarding Process. |
STARTED_ONBOARDING |  | Started the Onboarding Process. |
COMPLETED_SERVER_GUIDE |  | Completed the server guide if enabled. |
STARTED_SERVER_GUIDE |  | Started the server guide. |
AUTOMOD_QUARANTINED_NAME |  | Quarantined by automoderation because of the username. |
AUTOMOD_QUARANTINED_GUILD_TAG | | Quarantined by automoderation because of the tag or nickname. |
BYPASSES_VERIFICATION |  | The user can bypass server verification. |
SPAMMER |  | Account marked as a spammer or unusual activity detected. |
🎨 Role information
/roleinfo is part of the Logging Update, planned for version 3.8.0. Until its release, the command is an experiment, in public beta for Premium servers.
The /roleinfo command shows the profile of a server role.
Use the command: /roleinfo [role]
- Name, mention and ID
- Color or gradient, icon or emoji
- Creation date and position in the role list
- Displayed separately and mentionable
- Origin: role of a bot, an integration, boosts, a subscription, or a linked role
- Member count (for
@everyone, all the server's members) - Sensitive permissions: yes or no for everyone, the details only for moderators
Server logs related to a role (role created or edited, role added to or removed from a member) have a "Role" button that opens this profile.
The roleinfo command is usable via prefix (alias ri), on a server only.
⚖️ Discord sanctions
The /discord-sanctions command allows you to view the sanctions issued by Discord against a user, in accordance with European regulations.
Use the command: /discord-sanctions [@user]
Replace [@user] with the desired mention or ID. The command is also accessible by right-clicking on a profile, via Apps then Discord Sanctions. Without a user, it shows Discord's global safety statistics over the last 7 days ("Categories", "Detection" and "Enforcement" tabs).
📋 Displayed information
- Sanction type:
| Sanctions | Emojis | Meanings |
|---|---|---|
CONTENT_DELETED |  | Content posted by the user has been deleted. |
RESTRICTED |  | The user account has been restricted. |
ACCOUNT_SUSPENDED |  | The user account has been suspended. |
ACCOUNT_TERMINATED |  | The user account has been terminated. |
- Date of issue
- Type of content
- Sanction flags:
| Flags | Emojis | Meanings |
|---|---|---|
ILLEGAL_CONTENT |  | Sanction applied for illegal content. |
AUTOMATED_DETECTION |  | Sanction applied through automated detection. |
- Reports found
- No reports found
The command lets you view the reports issued between August 22, 2024 and August 14, 2025. This information is provided directly by Discord and cannot be modified by RaidProtect.
Frequently asked questions
Why does /snipe find no message?
/snipe reads the messages kept in memory for one hour. Enable message caching in the Utilities tab of /settings, or enable the anti-spam or reports, which enable it automatically.
How do I check a Discord invite before joining a server?
Use /inviteinfo with the invite's code or link: we display the server, its creator, its activity and the roles assigned on arrival.
What does RaidProtect store about my server?
The /privacy command details it: the configuration and sanctions permanently, and depending on your settings an hour of messages in memory and reports.
Who can use /prune?
Only administrators, by default. A preview shows the number of members concerned before any kick.
