Giving a role dashboard access

To let a Discord role configure Ticket King from the dashboard, add the role on the Permissions page and grant the permission areas it should have.

Step-by-step

1

Open the Permissions page

Sidebar → Permissions.

2

Add a role

Use the "Add a role..." dropdown to pick a Discord role. The new role appears as a card with all permission toggles off.

3

Choose the permissions

Either toggle Full Access (every area at once), or turn on individual permissions.

4

Save your changes

The unsaved-changes bar appears at the bottom. Click Save Changes.

Save behavior

Changes are saved via an explicit Save Changes button. There's no auto-save.

If you try to navigate away with unsaved changes, the dashboard shows a confirmation pop-up asking if you want to leave without saving.

After saving, you'll see a success toast: "Permissions saved successfully!"

Editing an existing role's permissions

Click the role's card to expand it. Change the toggles and save. The change takes effect immediately. The affected role sees the new sidebar on their next dashboard refresh.

Removing a role

In the role's card, the red trash icon removes the role from dashboard access entirely. Members in the role can still sign in, but they will see no dashboard sections beyond Home.

Per-role, not per-user

Ticket King grants by Discord role, not individual user. Anyone in the role gets the permissions. To grant access to a single person:

• Make a single-member role and grant that role dashboard access, OR

• Use Temporary Dashboard Access for one-off needs.

Multiple roles per user

If a user has multiple roles with dashboard access, they get the combined set of permissions. A user with both a Moderator role (Manage Panels) and an Auditor role (View Audit Logs) sees both Panels and Audit Logs.

Limits

• Maximum 50 roles with custom dashboard permissions per server.

• @everyone and bot roles cannot be given permissions. They do not appear in the role picker.

• Each role's permission card shows a counter of how many areas are turned on.

Warning banner

The Permissions page shows a persistent banner at the top:

Proceed with Caution

Modifying dashboard permissions can grant other users full access to your server's configuration. Only make changes if you understand the implications and trust the roles you're granting access to.

This is intentional. Granting Manage Permissions to a role means anyone in that role can grant any other permission. Be deliberate.

Empty state

When no roles have custom permissions yet, the page shows a Shield icon with:

No Roles Configured

Use the dropdown above to add roles and configure their dashboard permissions.

This is normal for new installs. Server owners and Discord Administrators always have access regardless of this list.

Who can edit this page

• Server owner (always).

• Anyone with Discord Administrator or Manage Server, through the bypass.

• Anyone with the Manage Permissions dashboard permission. The one exception is a person using a Temporary Dashboard Access link, who can never get this permission.

Related