Server logs for Discord, with who did what

What Koya logs

Turn on whole categories or single events. The preview above shows three logs as they arrive in a log channel: an edited message, a deleted message and a ban.

A deleted message log shows the author, the text, the attachments and when the message was sent. An edit log shows the old and new text with a link to the message. A member leaving shows the roles they had.

Who did it, and why

When a moderator bans, kicks or times out a member, changes a role, a channel or a permission, or deletes someone else's messages, Discord writes it in the server's audit log. Koya reads that entry and adds the moderator and their reason to the log, as on the ban in the preview.

This needs the View Audit Log permission. Without it, kicks and changes to the server, invites, webhooks, emojis and AutoMod rules cannot be logged at all, and the other logs show no moderator.

Choose where each log goes

Three ways to route logs, which you can combine:

• One log channel: every event you turn on goes to the same channel.
• One channel per event: deletions in #message-logs and bans in #mod-logs, for example. An event without its own channel uses the main one.
• Logs for specific channels: the message logs of the channels you choose, such as #staff, go to a separate log channel.

Ignored channels, or whole categories, and ignored roles keep busy channels and staff out of the message and voice logs. IDs can be shown or hidden on every log.

Set up server logs in three steps

Everything is configured from the dashboard.

1. Add Koya to your Discord server and keep the View Audit Log permission on its role.
2. In the dashboard, open Logs and pick the log channel.
3. Turn on the categories or single events you want, then add ignored channels or roles if needed.

Koya must be able to see the log channel, send messages there and embed links.

Server logs and the mod log

Server logs record what happens on the server. The mod log is something else: a numbered case for each ban, kick, mute or timeout, which you can look up later with /modlogs. Both are set up on the same dashboard page, each with its own channel.

Free, Premium and Pro for logs

Every event, routing option and ignore list is free. Only the number of channel-specific log rules changes. The other limits are on the Premium and Pro limits page.