Discord Invite Logging & Tracking
Discord invite logging answers “where are these people coming from?”. LoggerBot logs every invite as it is created — the code, the channel, who made it — and the /invite-tracker command shows who invited a given member or the server’s top inviters.
It works well next to member logging: the join log tells you who arrived, the invite tracker tells you how.
What LoggerBot logs and tracks
- Invite created — the invite URL, the channel it points to, and the member who created it.
- Who invited a member — /invite-tracker resolves which invite a given member joined with.
- Top inviters — /invite-tracker can list the members bringing the most people in.
How invite tracking works
LoggerBot keeps a picture of your server’s invites and their use counts. When a member joins, it compares the counts to see which invite went up by one, and attributes the join to that invite and its creator.
For this to work the bot needs Manage Server, which is the permission Discord requires to read invites.
Setting it up
- 1Enable the Invite Create log under the Channels category.
- 2Give LoggerBot Manage Server so it can read the invite list.
- 3Use
/invite-trackerto check a member or view top inviters.
Frequently asked questions
Can LoggerBot tell me which invite a member used?
Yes, for members who join while the bot is running with Manage Server. It compares invite use counts at the moment of the join.
Why does invite tracking need Manage Server?
Discord only lets a bot read a server’s invite list if it has the Manage Server permission. Without it, the invite tracker cannot work.
Does it track vanity URLs?
Vanity URL joins are reported as such where Discord exposes them, but regular invite codes are where the detail is.
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