Check invites in Discord
Check your own or another member's invite counts and understand the public reply.
Run /invite-tracker user to see your invite counts and score in Discord.
Add the user option to look up another member. You don't need to open the
dashboard to use the command.
Check yourself or another member
Use a text channel in the main Discord server connected to the bot:
- Type
/invite-tracker user. - Optional: In
user, select the member you want to check. Leave it empty to check yourself. - Send the command.
The bot posts an Invite Tracker card with that member's numbers.
The reply is public in the channel where you run the command. In another server or a direct message, the bot sends a private notice explaining that Invite Tracker is only available in its main server.
Read the card
Score is the number used to rank members. The rest of the card explains where it comes from.
| Field | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Total invites | Distinct people attributed to the member, including fake flags |
| Confirmed | Total invites minus Fake, never below zero |
| Left | Attributed invitees who left or were banned; some may also be in Fake |
| Retained | Invitees who haven't left and aren't flagged |
| Fake | Invitees flagged by the suspicious-invite checks |
| Bonus | The sum of adjustments your team added or removed |
| Score | Points under the current counting mode, plus Bonus |
For the formulas and a worked example, see choose your counting mode. A change in mode can change Score without changing the underlying invite counts.
If a number needs explaining
Start with the member's card, then open their history from the dashboard's Activity or Leaderboard page. Check the join outcome, fake flags, departures, and bonus adjustments before changing settings.
A fake flag can reflect an ordinary new account or quick return. It isn't proof of cheating. If a join wasn't credited, read when no credit is given for the possible reasons.
Next steps
Run /invite-tracker leaderboard to compare rankings, or
manage the leaderboard in the dashboard.
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