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Dashboard tour

What each page of the server dashboard shows, and which permission opens it.

  1. Sections and access

    The pages you see depend on your permission group. There are 17 sections: Overview, Security, Configuration, Automod, AI Moderation, Tickets, Ticket logs, Roles & Permissions, Reaction Roles, Encryption, Cases, Incidents, Appeals, Watchlist, Changes, RSS Feeds and Showcase. Ticket logs is the view-only half of Tickets, for people who should read history but not change settings. The server owner sees every section. See the Roles & permissions guide to give a group access.

  2. Overview

    Overview is the landing page. It shows whether Nighthawk is online and whether the server is in lockdown, the security score with the next recommended fix, the setup checklist, counts for cases, active mutes, automod rules and automod hits in the last 7 days, member and channel totals, the latest cases and the Machine Learning Anti-Raid activity. The lockdown button here needs the Configuration section.

  3. Member pages

    Open a member from Cases to see everything Nighthawk knows about them: every case newest first (hidden cases are dimmed), counts of warnings, mutes, bans and notes, whether they are muted now, the usernames and nicknames seen for the account, and the roles and nickname saved for when they rejoin. You need the Cases section.

  4. Changes

    Changes is an audit trail of dashboard edits: who saved what, and when. Filter it by action, by who made the change, by target or by text in the details. It is the place to look when a setting changed and nobody remembers doing it. You need the Changes section.

  5. Showcase

    Showcase lists your server in the Servers protected by Nighthawk section of the homepage. Switch on Show on the homepage, add a one-sentence description and an invite link that does not expire, and save. The Nighthawk team reviews the description and invite link before the card shows, and again whenever either changes. The status line says whether you are not listed, listed, waiting for review or not accepted. The name, icon and member count come from Fluxer, and the protections on the card follow your live settings. The card is hidden while anti-raid is off.

  6. Your profile

    Profile belongs to you, not to a server. It holds your date format, time format and timezone (Nighthawk stores times in UTC and shows them in yours), a button to replay the guided tips, your encryption keys and backups, the ban appeals you have submitted, DeepIntel usage and billing for the servers you administer, and the Recommend Nighthawk section.