Overview

Remember to use the bot prefix when running a command!

You can also use @Statbot instead of the server's prefix. Example @Statbot help

Below is a shortlist of all the bot commands.

Some Statbot features like Statroles and Manage Roles can only be configured through the dashboard.

Hint: You can click on a command to go to its full help entry.

Command	Description
`help`	Displays most commands at a glance.
`aliases`	Displays a list of command aliases.
`info`	Shows some information about the bot and has links to common resources to help you use the bot.
`invite`	DMs the bot's invite link.
`ping`	Simple ping / pong command to show the bot's latency.
`policy`	Provides a link to Statbot's Privacy Policy.
`support`	Provides a link to Statbot's support server.
`userprivacy`	Toggles User Privacy for the user running the command.
`vote`	Provides a link to upvote Statbot on a bot listing website.
`welcome`	Displays the message that is sent to those who invite the bot.

Command	Description
`stats channel`	Show a channel stat overview of the server or a channel.
`stats me`	This command acts as an alias for a few other commands.
`stats members`	Show the memberflow and membercount of the server.
`stats messages`	Show the message stats of the server or a user.
`stats server`	Show a stat overview of the server.
`stats top`	Show a top list of users and channels in the server.
`stats user`	Show a stat overview of a user.
`stats voice`	Show the voice stats of the server or a user.

Command	Description
`rolelist`	Count the number of members in the given roles.
`show activity`	Get the exact name of the activity/application that a member in the server is currently interacting with.

Command	Description
`channelfilter`	View; or add / remove channels to / from the filter list.
`commandchannel`	View; or add / remove channels to / from the list of channels that commands can / can't be used in.
`lookback`	View; or set the default visible range of data for commands and the website.
`memberfilter`	View; or add / remove members to / from the filter list.
`precision`	View; or change data on graphs to by `day` or by `hour`.
`prefix`	View; or change the server's prefix.
`toggle`	This command has sub-commands. Go to its help entry to see what they are.

Command	Description
`commandlevel`	Control how members can use commands in the server.
`commandroles`	Allow members with set roles to use commands unrestricted when Command Access Level is not `All`.
`dashboardlevel`	Control who can view the server's dashboard including the tabs: Home, Message, Voice, and Presence.
`dashboardroles`	Allow members with set roles to view the dashboard when Dashboard Access Level is set to `Admin Only`.

Command	Description
`statdocks setup`	Quickly create default channel counters.
`statdocks create`	Create a new Statdock via command.
`statdocks update`	Manually trigger a Statdock to check for updates outside of the scheduled time.

Usage Key

You'll see this at the top of many of the command pages so you don't have to memorize it!

For commands that accept input, you'll see keys with the following:

<required> - parameters between <> must be included with the command
[optional] - parameters between [] are optional parameters and may be excluded
a | or | b - | means that you can use the parameters on either side of the symbol
repeat... - means that you can provide multiple parameters as input

These may be nested.

Example 1: [parameter...] means that parameters are optional, and that the you can provide any number of parameters.

Example 2: <a | b> means that you must provide either a or b.

Example 3: [a <b>] means that the input is optional, but if you provide a then b is also required.