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# /quicksetup

## Quick Setup Command

### Overview

The `/quicksetup` command is a 3-step wizard that gets a server from "just invited the bot" to "members can open tickets" without opening the dashboard. It sets your staff roles, your log channel, and sends a starter panel.

### Usage

```
/quicksetup
```

The wizard replies privately, so only you see it.

### The three steps

It walks you through your staff roles, your log channel, and the channel your first panel is sent to. If a setting is already configured, the wizard shows what you have and lets you keep it.

### Description

* **It writes real settings.** The staff roles and log channel it sets are the same ones on the dashboard's settings page. You can change them there afterwards.
* **The panel it creates is a normal panel.** Edit it, move it, restyle it, or delete it like any other.
* **On free servers, the starter panel carries a "Powered by Ticket King" footer.** Premium removes it automatically, and free servers can remove it themselves by editing the panel. Panels you build yourself are never branded.
* **When it finishes**, it confirms and links you to the new panel and the web dashboard, and records in your log channel who ran it.

### Limits and constraints

* **Do not leave it sitting.** If you step away mid-wizard it times out and you start again with a fresh `/quicksetup`. Nothing is half-saved.
* **You must have room for another panel.** Free servers cap at 10. If you are at the cap, the bot says so and links you to the dashboard to delete one.
* **The bot must be able to post in the panel channel.** If it cannot send messages and embeds there, the last step fails and tells you.

### When to Use It

* Right after inviting Ticket King, to get something working in about a minute.
* On a server where you would rather not hand out dashboard access yet.

### Permissions

* You need **Manage Server** to run it.
* The bot needs `Manage Channels` in the server, plus `Send Messages` and `Embed Links` in the panel channel.

### Example

```
/quicksetup
```

Walks you through the three steps and sends a starter panel to the channel you pick.

### Related

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[/panel](/docs/bot-commands/panel.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/1OZgi01Y6hIFxPIZJXoY" %}
[Build your first panel](/docs/getting-started/build-your-first-panel.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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