9000INC guide
Connect your Discord identity, find your activity and rewards, and open the server controls available to you.
Open the Bots page and use the official bot invite if you manage a Discord server. Choose the intended server in Discord and review the permissions presented there. You need the appropriate Discord permissions to add an application; a website account alone does not grant control over someone elseβs server.
Sign in to 9000INC, open your profile, and connect the Discord account you use in your community. This lets the website associate your bot activity with your account. If the wrong identity appears, correct the account link before checking stats or changing server settings.
Open the bot user panel to see available messages, EXP, and Daily progress. Use the displayed Daily requirements and cooldowns when claiming rewards. Progress persists when you miss a day. Giveaways have separate event requirements, so use the individual event page for entry instructions and My rewards for recorded prizes.
In your profile, open Discord Server Management and select the intended server. The available servers and settings follow your linked Discord permissions. Read a controlβs current value before saving a change, especially when changing channels used for bot messages or community features.
Confirm the bot is in the intended server, your account link is correct, and you have access to the selected channel. Check the public Status page for an announced issue. If Support is needed, include the server name, feature or command, and the error text. Do not post a bot token or account credentials.
No. Personal features and server management have different permissions. Server settings are available only to accounts with the required access.
Use the 9K Game Night guide. A game room is created in the game; a Discord channel can be used to share its code and talk.