Setting up your Custom Bot
Learn how to set up your Custom Bot with Tickety, including creating a Discord app and configuring it in the Dashboard.
Prerequisites
The Custom Bot feature is a Premium feature and requires both a Premium subscription and a Custom Bot subscription to function.
Before you begin, make sure you meet the following requirements:
- A Tickety Premium 👑 subscription
- A Custom Bot add-on subscription
- Permission to invite and add bots to your Discord server
Step 1: Creating your Discord App
Visit the Discord Developer Portal, then click New Application in the top-right corner under your Discord profile icon.

Choose a name for your application and agree to the developer terms and conditions before clicking on Create to continue.

Step 2: Customize your Bot (Optional)
After clicking Create, you will be on the General Information tab for your new application. Here, you can set an icon for your app (bot) to use as its avatar in Discord.
You can also add a description that users can see when they view your bot profile.

Step 3: Configure App Installation
Go to the Installation tab in your app settings to configure how the app is installed. These settings can cause issues if configured incorrectly, so verify each value below:
- User Install:
Unchecked - Guild Install:
Checked - Install Link:
None

Step 4: App Configuration on Discord
Next, open the Bot tab in the app settings and confirm the following values:
- Public Bot:
Enabled - Server Members Intent:
Enabled - Message Content Intent:
Enabled

Step 5: Configure your Bot in the Tickety Dashboard
You are almost done. Just a couple more steps.
Open your Tickety Dashboard and go to the Personalizer tab for your server. Paste your bot token there.

You can get this token from the Discord Developer Portal in the Bot tab. Click Reset Token, then copy the new token.

After that, make sure Custom Bot is enabled in the Tickety Dashboard, then click Invite. Once invited, confirm that your Custom Bot is in your Discord server, has the necessary permissions, and responds to commands. If everything works, you can safely remove the Tickety-labeled bot.

Congratulations on setting up your Custom Bot!