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Auto Message

Off by default

Post messages on a schedule: a daily reminder, a weekly event post or a one-off announcement. Timers don’t drift, and you can pause or post now.

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Set it upLink to this section

  1. Open the dashboard and pick your server. Sign in with Discord if you haven’t.
  2. Find Auto Message in the module list (press / to filter it, or ⌘K and type its name) and turn it on.
  3. There’s nothing else to configure. It works as soon as it’s on.
  4. Try it in Discord: /automessage. Staff can restrict or turn off each command in Commands.

CommandsLink to this section

Each command works as a slash command and with your server’s prefix. Staff can restrict or turn off any of them in Commands.

/automessage

Managers

Manage this server's auto messages

/automessage list/automessage next <message>/automessage pause <message>/automessage resume <message>/automessage post <message>?automessage [list] | next <message> | pause <message> | resume <message> | post <message>

Also works as ?automessages, ?automsg

4 options
next message
Auto message name
pause message
Auto message name
resume message
Auto message name
post message
Auto message name
Examples
  • ?automessage
  • ?automessage next rules
  • ?automessage pause rules

Related modulesLink to this section

Ready to try Auto Message?

Pick your server, turn it on and save. Changes reach Discord in seconds.

Open the dashboard

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