📋 Server Logs

Track everything that happens in your server — joins, message edits, role changes, voice activity, moderation actions, and more — with per-category log channels, a searchable log viewer, and optional moderation bridge.

How it works

1. Go to Panel → your server → Features and enable Server Logs
2. Open the Server Logs page
3. Optionally set a global log channel as a catch-all fallback
4. Enable the categories you want and assign each a dedicated channel (or leave it blank to use the global one)
5. Configure ignored channels, roles, or users if needed

Events are posted to Discord as formatted embeds and optionally stored in the panel's database for 30 days (configurable), where you can search and filter them.

10 log categories

• 👥 Members: Joins, leaves, bans, unbans, kicks, nickname changes, role changes
• 💬 Messages: Edits, deletes, bulk deletes, pins
• 📁 Channels: Create, delete, rename, topic/permission changes
• 🎭 Roles: Create, delete, rename, permission and color changes
• 🎙️ Voice: Join, leave, move between channels, deafen, mute, stream start/end
• 🏠 Server: Name, icon, verification level, AFK channel changes
• 🔗 Invites: Create and delete with full invite metadata (uses, expiry, inviter)
• 😀 Emojis: Create, delete, rename
• 🤖 Bots: Bot added to server
• 🔨 Moderation: Ban, kick, warn, mute, softban, unban, unmute (including auto-expiry)

Each category can be enabled independently with its own dedicated channel. If no channel is set for a category, it falls back to the global channel.

Ignore rules

From the configuration page, you can exclude:

• Channels — events in ignored channels are never logged (useful for bot spam or private staff channels)
• Roles — members holding any ignored role are excluded from logging
• Users — paste Discord user IDs to exclude specific accounts

Log viewer

Switch to the Viewer tab to browse stored events directly in the panel.

Filters available:

• Category (members, messages, roles, etc.)
• Keyword search (across event type, actor, target)
• Actor ID / Target ID
• Date range (from / to)

Results are paginated. Use the Export button to download the current filtered view as a JSON file.

Storage must be enabled (on by default). Retention is 30 days by default, configurable up to 365 days.

Moderation bridge

When the Moderation feature is active on your server, moderation actions (bans, kicks, warns, mutes, and their reversal) automatically flow into the moderation log category — no additional setup needed.

The moderation category card shows a status badge:

• Bridge connected — Moderation feature is enabled, actions are auto-synced
• Standalone — moderation category logs only what Discord's audit log reports

Configuration

Panel → your server → Features → enable Server Logs → open Server Logs

— The YAWBDB Team