Nexa Dashboard
The Nexa Dashboard is a web application for configuring NexaBot without typing slash commands. It's where the full depth of NexaBot's settings live — everything from moderation to leveling to server stats, all changes applying immediately with no restart needed.
Signing in
The Dashboard uses Discord OAuth2: you log in with your Discord account and grant it permission to read which servers you own. Only servers you own — and that NexaBot has already been invited to — show up in your server list.
For exactly what data this involves and what happens with it, see How the Dashboard Works.
No servers showing up?
If your server list is empty, it means NexaBot hasn't been invited to any server you own yet. See Adding NexaBot to a Server first.
Overview: your server's health score
The first thing you see after selecting a server is a live overview with a weighted health check — a quick read on how protected your server actually is, not just a features list:
| Check | Weight | What it means if it's off |
|---|---|---|
| Anti-nuke enabled | 25 | Mass bans, channel deletions, and role wipes won't be blocked |
| Automod enabled | 20 | Messages aren't being scanned for blocked words |
| Anti-raid enabled | 20 | Mass member joins won't be detected or stopped |
| Verification enabled | 15 | New members get full access immediately, no captcha step |
| Blocked word list set | 10 | Automod has nothing to filter yet, even if it's on |
| Logging configured | 10 | Moderation actions aren't being recorded anywhere |
Each failing check links you directly to the panel that fixes it, so the overview doubles as a to-do list for a new server.
Every panel, in one place
| Panel | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Overview | Live stats and the health score above |
| Guided Setup | The step-by-step wizard — see Guided Setup Wizard |
| Automod | Blocked words, filtering, anti-nuke, anti-raid, verification |
| Plugins | Turning entire feature categories on or off — see Modules & Plugins |
| Welcome | Welcome message content and where it's sent |
| Logging | Channel IDs for each log type (moderation, automod, and more) |
| Level Roles | Roles automatically granted at specific XP levels |
| Staff Roles | Which roles get moderator/admin access — see Staff Role Tiers |
| Honeypot | The trap channel and the self-promo channel exception |
| Server Stats | Live voice channels showing member/bot/boost counts |
| Reaction Roles | Creating and managing reaction-role messages |
| Case History | The last set of moderation actions taken, most recent first |
| Ban List | Everyone currently banned from the server |
A few specifics worth knowing
Anti-raid resets when the bot restarts. Its detection state isn't persisted, so a bot restart clears anything anti-raid was tracking — this is expected behavior, not a bug.
The honeypot has a companion setting: a self-promo channel. This is the one designated channel where members are actually allowed to post server invites and self-promotion links — everywhere else, that kind of content can be treated as a violation.
Server Stats channels are display-only. They're real voice channels that show live counts (all members, human members only, bots, and current Nitro boosts), but members can't join them — they exist purely to display a number.
See also: Common Setup Mistakes for the pitfalls that show up most in this first week of using the Dashboard.