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Members use Dock’s verification message to connect their Discord and Roblox accounts. Server managers configure behavior in the dashboard or through /config.

Verify an account

Complete the member verification flow.

Command reference

See the commands and options Dock exposes.

Configure Dock

Manage server modules and access.

Troubleshooting

Resolve missing roles, access, and stale account details.
Account linking, server verification roles, and Group Binds are related but separate. A linked Roblox account does not by itself prove that a Discord role update succeeded.

Previous setup reference

The Dock bot brings verification and account-linking tools into Discord. Server staff can configure most features without writing code.

Main commands

Bot permissions

Dock needs normal Discord permissions for the features you enable.

Verification

Needs access to send the verification message and manage configured verified, unverified, and nickname actions.

Welcome

Needs access to the welcome channel and any auto-role roles you configure.

Role hierarchy

Dock can only assign, remove, or manage roles below its highest role.

Group Bindings

When available, group binding actions require the configured Roblox credentials and approval settings.
1

Invite Dock

Add Dock to the Discord server and place its role above roles it needs to manage.
2

Run /config

Open the server configuration panel from Discord.
3

Configure permissions

Set management and admin roles so trusted staff can use the config panel without requiring Discord Administrator.
4

Enable modules

Turn on Verification, Welcome, or Group Bindings depending on the server’s needs.
5

Send messages

Use the config panel to post verification and welcome messages to the right channels.
/config is ephemeral, so the setup panel is only visible to the staff member using it.