Discord tickets

A Discord ticket bot your mods will actually use

Viewers open a private ticket channel from a panel in your server, your team claims it, and everything is set up from the StreamNeeds dashboard instead of slash-command menus.

Everything a support team needs

Tickets are real private channels in your Discord, with the tools a busy community team relies on.

  • Ticket panels with categories
  • Pre-open forms with up to five questions
  • Claim and close, with private staff notes
  • Macros: saved staff replies that can close the ticket
  • Routing between Discord categories when a ticket opens, is claimed and closes
  • Automation rules for when a ticket opens, is claimed, closes or goes quiet
  • HTML transcripts saved on close, with a share link
  • A web portal where viewers read and reply to their tickets

Part of the same bot

The ticket bot is the same Discord bot that runs your points, announcements, moderation and verification, so viewers deal with one bot and your mods with one dashboard.

How to set up Discord tickets

  1. Connect your Discord server

    Add the StreamNeeds bot to your server from Integrations.

  2. Build a ticket panel

    Open Tickets in the dashboard, create a panel and its categories, and add any questions viewers answer before a ticket opens.

  3. Post the panel

    Pick the channel and post the panel. Viewers press its button to open a ticket.

  4. Give your team access

    Add mods with ticket permission so they can claim, reply with macros and close tickets.

Frequently asked questions

Which plan includes Discord tickets?

Discord ticketing is part of the Pro plan.

Are tickets saved after they close?

Yes. A closed ticket saves an HTML transcript with a shareable link.

Can viewers reply without opening Discord?

Yes. The ticket web portal lets viewers read and reply to their tickets on the web.

Try it on your next stream

Create an account, connect Kick or Discord, and run a hunt tonight.

Discord ticketing is part of the Pro plan.

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