Getting started
Three things need to be in place before the bot does anything for your faction: it has to be on your server, it needs a Torn API key, and at least one product has to be booked. The setup page walks you through all of it in order.
1. Invite the bot
Use the invite link from the operator. The setup page checks whether the bot is actually on your server through Discord itself, no manual confirmation needed.
2. Run the setup checklist
Go to /guild/{server id}/setup. After you log in with Discord you land there on
your own as long as the server is not set up yet (owners and members with Manage Server only). Later
you find it under Server → Setup checklist. It lists, in order:
- Bot invited to the server
- A Torn API key submitted (Limited Access or lower, Full Access keys are rejected)
- Admin roles chosen
- At least one product or pack booked (ChainCommand, Mercenary Work, Revive Orders or a pack). The Money goal is free for everyone and does not count here
Two more steps are optional there: the money goal and custom bot lines. The page always shows a "Back to setup" link so you can pick up where you left off.
3. Where you land after login
After you log in you land on the server you used last (or the first one in the server menu). While its setup is not finished (Torn key, roles and a booked product), owners and members with Manage Server see the setup checklist right away. Once it is finished, everybody sees the server overview. The setup page stays available under Server → Setup checklist. The "bot is on the server" check only exists on the setup page itself (it needs a live Discord call).
Moving around: the server menu and the navigation bar
The bar at the top stays put while you scroll. In the middle is the server menu: it lists every server where you may open the dashboard, and switching keeps you on the same page when you may use it there (otherwise you land on that server's overview). The website remembers your choice, also on pages that belong to no server, like Help. Below it the navigation bar shows Overview, Chain, Money, Merc, Server and Help, with that module's pages as a second row. You only see what your roles allow: members with a single module role see only Overview, that module and Help; Server (keys, subscription, roles, setup) is for the owner and members with Manage Server. On a phone the bar scrolls sideways.
See also: Torn API keys & factions, Admin roles & permissions, Subscription & pricing