π‘οΈ Permissions
Hello there! Welcome to the permission guide on how to set-up Open Ticket permissions without problems!
It's recommended that you have a basic knowledge about the discord developer portal before starting with this guide.

Permissions
Setting up Open Ticket permissions.
β Privileged Intentsβ
Discord requires bots to enable certain intents to access specific data, such as messages and member updates.
Without these, some features of Open Ticket will not work.
- In the Developer Portal, go to your botβs "Privileged Gateway Intents" section.
- Enable the required intents.
- Save your changes.
Required Intents:β
- Message Content Intent (Required for transcripts & text commands)
- Server Members Intent (Required for user management, participants & roles)
- Presence Intent (Optional, only used by plugins)

π Bot Permissionsβ
When inviting your bot to your Discord server, you need to grant it sufficient permissions to function properly.
Insufficient permissions could result in weird errors and glitches.
For the best experience, we highly recommend granting your bot the Administrator
permission.
This ensures the bot has all the access it needs without running into issues.
If you prefer a more restrictive setup, you can manually configure permissions, but be aware that missing certain permissions might break some features.
Once you've completed these steps, your bot is ready to be added to your server! π

π Inviting The Botβ
Once your bot is set up, you need to invite it to your Discord server using an OAuth2 URL which can be found below the permissions. Copy the generated invite link and open it in your browser. Select your server and click Authorize.

Your bot should now appear in your server! π
π Summaryβ
Congratulations! The bot permissions should now configured correctly. π
Hereβs what we covered in this guide:
- β Configured Gateway Intents.
- β Configured Permissions.
- β Invited the bot to the server π.
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