Arclo documentation
Everything Arclo does, how to set it up, and what each setting actually changes — written so you can configure any part of the bot without asking anyone.
On this page
Arclo is a Discord bot with 50+ systems behind one web dashboard. Moderation, security, levels, tickets, giveaways, social alerts, logging — all of it configured in a browser, with a live preview of anything Arclo is going to post, and all of it running against the same server settings the bot reads.
This documentation covers every one of those systems: what it does, how to switch it on, what each setting means, which commands come with it, and the behaviour that is easy to get wrong. Start with the four pages below, or use the search box at the top of the sidebar.
The invite, the permissions it asks for, and what to check once it has joined.
A short setup path that leaves you with a moderated, logged, welcoming server.
How the sidebar, the system pages and the save behaviour work.
Every command Arclo registers — 259 operations — in one searchable table.
What is in the box
Arclo is not a moderation bot with extras bolted on, and it is not a levelling bot that also deletes swearing. Every system below is built to the same standard and configured the same way.
Systems
48
Dashboard pages
47
Commands
90 slots, 259 operations
Log events
118 across 10 categories
Auto Moderation filters
35
Anti-nuke protections
26
Moderation case types
22
Social alert platforms
14 (9 available today)
How this documentation is organised
The sidebar follows the dashboard's own navigation. If you know where a system sits in the dashboard, its page is in the same place here.
- Getting started — adding Arclo, the dashboard, who is allowed to change settings, and what to do when something does not work.
- Core concepts — the handful of things that behave identically in every system: the message editor, placeholders, banners, command permissions and the save model. Reading these once saves reading them thirty times.
- General through Social Alerts — one page per system, in the dashboard's own groups and order.
- Reference — flat lookups: every command, every placeholder, every log event, every limit.
Every system page has the same shape
What it does → How to set it up → Settings reference → Commands → Things to know. If you only want the setting you came for, jump to the section from the On this page rail on the right.
Two rules worth knowing up front
Almost nothing is on by default
Adding Arclo does not start moderating, levelling or logging anything. Each system has its own switch and stays off until you turn it on, so a bot you added to try one feature cannot surprise you with another.
The dashboard is the source of truth
Commands run things; they do not configure them. There is no
/setupthat stores settings behind your back — what the dashboard shows is what the bot does, and every change takes effect within seconds without a restart.
Getting help
- In Discord —
/helplists the systems that are switched on in your server, and/help <command>explains a single one. - Support server — join here and ask. Bring the server id and what you expected to happen.
- Email — support@arclo.gg for help with the bot; contact@arclo.gg for legal, privacy and business.
Still stuck? Ask in the support server — somebody there has almost certainly configured this before.