Delegated managers

You can let trusted members help manage a server from the dashboard without handing over ownership. You do this by nominating a manager role: anyone who holds that role on Discord gets delegated dashboard access to that server.

Open Access control in the sidebar (with the server selected). Only the server owner can configure this.

• Nominating a manager role
• What managers can and cannot do
• Removing access

Nominating a manager role

1. Select the server from the sidebar dropdown.
2. Open Access control.
3. Under Manager role, pick a Discord role (or No delegation (owner only) to keep access to yourself).
4. Click Save delegation and confirm.

The page shows which role is currently delegated and how many members hold it. Granting a role is a meaningful amount of access, so you are asked to confirm.

Some roles cannot be used

Managed roles (such as bot or Nitro Booster roles) cannot be used as a manager role. Pick a normal role you assign to your team.

What managers can and cannot do

Members with the manager role see a Managed badge next to that server and can use most of the day-to-day feature pages. They cannot do owner-only things.

Managers can	Managers cannot
Use feature pages like Send message, Feeds, Custom commands, Automations (custom), and view the Leaderboard and Moderation records	Turn features on or off
Configure the content they are allowed to manage	Invite or remove the bot
	Change the manager role (delegation)
	Configure the default automations

Removing access

To revoke delegated access, set the manager role back to No delegation (owner only) and save. This is non-destructive: those members simply lose dashboard access to the server. Nothing else changes, and their Discord roles are untouched.