An invite tracker for your Discord server

Turn on invite tracking and Sigil notes, for each person who joins, which invite link they used and who made it. See who really grows your server on the dashboard, and let members check their own numbers with /invites.

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What it does

  • The dashboard's Invites tab lists who has brought in the most people, which links work best and the latest joins, with how many of each person's invites are still in the server.
  • /invites shows how many people someone brought in and how many are still here, plus the top inviters. It only shows numbers, never who joined.
  • People who join through the server's own short address (a vanity link) are counted too.
  • When Sigil cannot be sure which invite was used, for example if two people join at the same moment, it says it could not tell instead of guessing.

Set it up

  1. Add Sigil to your server and run /setup.
  2. Give Sigil's role the Manage Server permission. Discord only shows a bot a server's invites if it has it.
  3. Open the Invites tab of the server dashboard and turn invite tracking on. It starts within a minute.

Good to know

  • It is off until you turn it on, and it only counts people who join after that. Bots are not noted.
  • Only people who manage the server can see who joined. You can delete the history or switch tracking off whenever you like, and it is all deleted when Sigil leaves.
  • For each person it keeps a name, which invite they used and when they joined and left, and nothing else about them. It is good practice to tell your members it is on.

Commands

  • /invites [user]

Every command, with what it does and what it needs, is in the guide.

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