Domains & apps
See your sending domain, web page, bot and platform apps together, and create your own Discord app.
Domains & apps shows what your community has set up under its own name: the domain your emails send from, your web page, your bot and the apps members link their accounts through. You can open and change each one from here.
What you see
Go to Settings → Integrations → Domains & apps.
| Card | Row | What it shows |
|---|---|---|
| Domains | The address your emails send from, and whether your domain is verified | |
| Domains | Web pages | Your web page's address, and whether it is published |
| Discord | Bot profile | The name your bot uses in your server |
| Discord | Your own Discord app | Whether your community has its own bot |
| Platform apps | One row for each platform | How many members have linked it, and whether they can |
To send email from your own domain, press Add domain on the Email row. The steps are in Email.
Platform apps
Members link their accounts through these apps. The Status column shows where each platform stands.
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Tick | Members can link this platform. |
| Off | Your team switched member linking off for this platform. |
| Cross | This dashboard has no app for this platform yet. |
Manage opens the platform in Account Linking. For a platform with a cross, press Ask our team to have it added.
Your own Discord app
Your community runs on CEEJAY's Discord app unless you set up your own. Most communities don't need one, because Bot settings already changes your bot's name, avatar, banner and bio in your server.
| What you want | Your own app |
|---|---|
| Your bot's name, avatar, banner and bio in your server | Not needed |
| Your bot's name everywhere on Discord | Needed |
| Your name on the Discord sign-in screen of your web pages | Needed |
| Your name on the Linked Roles badge | Needed |
| The Member Hub launched from your own app | Needed |
Your own app means your own bot and your own dashboard, so our team moves your community once the app is ready.
Create your app
You need a Discord account with two-factor authentication, and about 15 minutes.
Create a team. Go to discord.com/developers/teams and press New Team. Name it after your studio. A team owns the app, so it stays with your company when someone leaves.
Create the app. Go to discord.com/developers/applications and press New Application. Enter the name members should see, choose your team and press Create.
Add your details. On General Information, add your app icon and description. Members see these on your bot's profile. Then add your Terms of Service URL and Privacy Policy URL.
Turn off the install link. On Installation, untick User Install and keep Guild Install ticked. Set Install Link to None and press Save Changes. Discord won't let you turn off Public Bot while an install link is set.
Set up the bot. On Bot, turn off Public Bot, so only your team can add it to a server. Then turn on all three Privileged Gateway Intents: Presence Intent, Server Members Intent and Message Content Intent. CEEJAY needs them to read activity, members and messages.
What happens next
Go to Settings → Integrations → Domains & apps, press See how it works on Your own Discord app, then press Ask our team.
We give you the redirect URIs to add to your app and a secure way to enter your bot token and client secret. Never send them by email or chat. We then move your community to its own bot and dashboard, and confirm the date with you.
More than 10,000 members
Discord counts everyone who can see your app across its servers. Above 10,000, you have to apply for privileged intents, explaining your use case for each one and how you store and secure the data. You have 90 days from Discord's notice, your app keeps working during the review, and you reapply each year.
