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Organizations

Run several Discord servers together, for example a main server and a staff server, and share punishments, staff roles, templates and forms between them.

The organization page with its servers and what they shareThe organization page with its servers and what they share

Joining servers together

Every server starts in an organization of its own. To bring two together, both sides have to agree:

  • The organization invites a server with Invite a server, and that server’s administrator accepts with Join.
  • Or a server asks with Ask to join another, and the organization accepts.

A number next to Organization in the sidebar tells you when an invitation or a request is waiting.

What is shared

SharedWhat it means
PunishmentsA ban on one server can apply on all of them.
Staff rolesStaff roles made once work on every server.
Moderation templatesEvery server can use the same reasons.
FormsOne application or appeal form for every server.

Organization roles

Who runs the organization is decided by organization roles: a Discord role on one of its servers that gives permissions on all of them. Only organization roles can manage the organization or punish across it. Server administrators and staff roles act on their own server only.

Good to know

Until the first organization role exists, the administrators of its servers manage the organization. The first role must allow managing the organization, and you must hold it yourself, or you would lock yourself out.

Leaving

A server’s administrator can press Leave at any time. The server keeps everything it owns and stands on its own again. Bans the organization decided stay with the organization.

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