Invite the bot to your servers

Click „Invite bot" on the login page or anywhere it appears in the dashboard. The Discord OAuth dialog asks for these permissions — together they cover every CloudMod feature (role sync, moderation, panels, network profiles):

• Manage Roles — assign and remove sync roles (core feature)
• Manage Nicknames — for nickname sync; revocable if you don't use it
• Ban Members — network-wide ban enforcement (one ban applies across all connected servers)
• Manage Webhooks — for button-role panels (members self-assign roles) and channel mirroring
• Create Instant Invite — automatic, permanent server invites for the public network profiles
• View Audit Log — distinguish manual admin actions from the bot's own sync writes (prevents loops)
• View Channels · Send Messages · Embed Links · Read Message History — for the log channel, auto-responses, form / application panels and Twitch live notifications
• applications.commands — for slash commands like /sync, /scan, /status

The invite grants all of them at once. If you don't use a feature (e.g. no bans or no nickname sync), you can revoke that specific permission in Discord afterwards — everything else keeps working.

Repeat the invite for every server that should participate — main server and all sub-servers.

Mind the role hierarchy

After inviting, move the CloudMod role in Discord's role hierarchy above any role it should manage. Discord doesn't let a bot edit roles ranked higher than its own.