Levlix Server Logging Guide
The Levlix Server Logging module automatically records server events to designated Discord log channels. It gives your moderation team full visibility into what happens on your server without any manual tracking or third-party integrations.
Tracked Event Categories
Levlix logs events across a wide range of categories. Each category can be enabled individually and routed to its own log channel.
| Category | Events |
|---|---|
| Messages | Deleted messages, edited messages, bulk deletions, message forwards |
| Reactions | Reactions added and removed on tracked messages |
| Members | Joins, leaves, nickname changes, role updates, timeouts, kicks, prunes |
| Voice | Channel joins, leaves, channel switches, kicks, moves, and voice-channel effects |
| Threads | Thread creation, archival, unarchival, and deletion |
| Polls | Poll creation, votes, and result announcements |
| Emojis, Stickers & Soundboard | Additions, removals, and metadata edits to server assets |
| Invites | Creation, deletion, and usage |
| Discord AutoMod | Rule changes of Discord's built-in AutoMod (needs View Audit Log) and its actions such as blocked messages or timeouts (needs Manage Server) |
| Integrations & Webhooks | Additions, removals, and permission changes for bots and webhooks |
| Application Commands | Permission and entitlement changes for slash commands |
| Scheduled Events | Guild event creation, updates, and cancellations |
| Stage Events | Stage channel opens, closes, and speaker changes |
| Server Settings | Server-wide setting changes, role modifications, boost events |
| Security | Optional alt-account and suspicious-activity signals |
Configuration
Server Logging is configured through the Levlix Web Dashboard. For each category you can:
- Choose a log channel — route category events to any text channel on your server.
- Enable or disable individual sub-events inside a category so you log only what matters.
- Preview the log-entry format before going live.
Each log entry is posted as a rich embed with timestamps, user information, and relevant details. When available, Levlix queries Discord's audit log to determine who performed the action — for example, which moderator deleted a message or renamed a channel.
Notes
- This module has no slash commands. All configuration is done through the Web Dashboard.
- The logger runs passively in the background and has no measurable impact on bot performance.
- Channels can be reused across categories (e.g. one mod-log channel for everything) or separated for cleaner noise levels.