CenturaDashboard 
YOUR DISCORD SERVER, WITH CENTURATickets, verification, giveaways and moderation — configured in Discord or from your browser. Give your team the right access and make every panel your own.
Questions, account help or something else? Choose a topic and we’ll open a private ticket.
Enable the systems you need. Configure their channels, roles and messages in one workspace.
Give each topic its own ticket category, staff roles and rules. Claim conversations, approve extra participants, and send HTML transcripts to the right channel.
Let new members complete a math challenge or read a CAPTCHA before receiving your verified role. Design the verification panel to match your server.
Publish a giveaway with your own design, choose who can enter, and follow its progress. Connect the invite tracker when participation should require valid invites.
Delegate commands to staff roles. Set protected roles, hierarchy rules and action limits.
Configure a clearly marked trap channel to remove automated spam and kick or ban accounts that post there.
Track invitations, define what counts as a valid invite, and publish a leaderboard.
Write custom greetings and departure messages with banners, member placeholders and your server’s identity.
Create prefix commands that send a text response or embed, as a reply or directly to the channel.
Choose log coverage and delegate configuration access separately for each system.
CENTURA SUPPORTChoose a topic below. Our team will open a private conversation with you.
General support
Account help
PartnershipsWrite the title and descriptions, add a banner or logo, and choose the labels and icons your members see.
Choose from Centura’s icons and your own server’s emoji collection.
Separate dialogs for channels, access rules and message designs. Preview your draft before publishing.
The dashboard and Discord configuration use the same bot database.
Invite the bot to your server. Then sign in to the dashboard with Discord.
Activate your systems in Server settings and assign the roles allowed to configure them.
Select channels, customize your panels, save your changes and publish to Discord.
Prefer staying in Discord? Use /setup to get started and /help for command lists and system tutorials.
No. Centura also has Discord settings commands and editors. The web dashboard uses the same configuration, so you can choose whichever suits the task.
Yes. Give a role access to a specific system’s settings in Server settings. Administrators and members with Manage Server have configuration access by default. Moderation command permissions have their own rules.
No. Save your configuration first, then use Publish panel. Publication runs through the bot, and its progress appears under Recent operations.
Yes. The dashboard picker includes available custom emojis from the selected server and Centura’s icon server. Choose an image to use it in supported panel and control icon fields.
Permissions depend on the systems you enable. For example, ticket channels need channel management and verification needs role management. Keep the bot’s role above roles it should assign or moderate.
Start with one system. Make the rest yours when you need them.