Modules — Bot Docs

One Screen, 13 Features

Open Dashboard → Modules. Each card shows a short Discord transcript of what that feature actually does in chat, the three things it gives your server, and its state here — so you can decide what you want without reading a settings page first.

See it before you enable it

A mock-up of the real Discord messages each feature sends, so a name you have never seen still tells you something.

Recommended defaults

6 of the 13 have a switch. Flipping one on applies a working setup immediately — no configuration required.

What is running here

Every card states this server's own state — "62 rules active", "Greeting new members in #welcome", "Nothing set up yet".

Edit is unchanged

The button on each card opens that module's own page, with every advanced setting exactly where it was.

Switches, and Things You Build

Not every feature has an on/off, and the page does not pretend otherwise.

A switch

Auto Moderation, Punishments, Security, Logging, Welcome and Leveling each have a real module-level on/off. Turning one on applies Azra's recommended default — and it never overwrites work you have already done: a module you have already configured simply gets its switch flipped.
Set up

Tickets, Forms, Reaction Roles, Giveaways, Sticky Messages, Ghost Ping and Social Alerts only do something once you have created something in them — a department, a panel, an alert. There is no default that could stand in for that, so those cards send you to the page instead of offering a switch that would report a feature as running while it did nothing.
Needs a channel first

Welcome has nowhere to post and Logging has nowhere to log until you pick a channel, so those show Set up until you have. Switching a module on never creates a channel in your server on its own — that is always something you are asked about first.

Turning a module off keeps its settings. Switching Leveling off stops members earning XP; it does not delete your level roles, your rates or your level-up message. Turning it back on restores exactly what was there.

Every Module

What each one gives your server, and where its full documentation is.

Moderation & Safety

Keep the server clean and keep a record of it.

Module	What it does for your server	Setup
Auto Moderation Full docs →	Catch scams, slurs, spam, invites and mention raids — on Discord's own filters where it can, and in Azra where Discord has no equivalent. Blocks scam links, slurs and invite spam before anyone reads them Repeat offenders get a 10 minute timeout — nobody is banned automatically Runs on Discord's own filters, so it holds even while Azra is offline	Switch
Punishments & Cases Full docs →	Every warn, kick, ban and timeout gets a numbered case with the reason, the DM and an undo. Repeat offenders climb a ladder on their own. Every action gets a numbered case with the reason and the DM 3 warnings is a 1 hour timeout · 5 is a kick Any punishment can be reversed, and the reversal is recorded too	Switch
Security & Anti-Nuke Full docs →	Stops a compromised admin deleting the server, a join flood drowning it, and self-bot accounts walking straight in. Strips a compromised admin's roles mid-nuke and restores from a snapshot Locks the server down on a join flood — 8 joins in 20 seconds Flags self-bot accounts and copy-paste spam across channels	Switch
Logging Full docs →	Every action Discord records, and a good many it does not — deletions, edits, role changes, voice moves — routed to the channels you choose. Deletions, edits, role and channel changes, voice moves, joins and leaves Names who did it, from Discord's audit log — and says so when it cannot Route any of the 85 events to whichever channel you want	Switch needs a log channel

Engagement

The things members see, join in with and come back for.

Module	What it does for your server	Setup
Welcome & Goodbye Full docs →	Greet every new member with a message, a designed image or a DM — and say something when they leave. A message, a designed image or a DM — or all three at once Hand new members their starting roles automatically A goodbye when they leave, built the same way	Switch needs a welcome channel
Leveling & XP Full docs →	Members earn XP for talking, being in voice and joining in — and unlock roles as they climb. 15 XP a message on a 60s cooldown · 10 XP a voice minute Unlock roles automatically as members climb `/rank` and `/leaderboard`, on a rank card members can restyle	Switch
Tickets Full docs →	A private channel per request, routed to the right team, with SLA clocks, canned replies and a transcript when it closes. A private channel per request, routed to the right team SLA clocks, saved replies and a workload cap per staff member A transcript saved and posted when it closes	Build it departments
Forms Full docs →	Ask your members anything: 15 question types, conditional follow-ups, and a review queue with Accept / Reject. 15 question types, with follow-ups that depend on the answers Responses land in a review queue with Accept / Reject Export any form's answers as a spreadsheet	Build it forms
Reaction Roles Full docs →	Let members pick their own roles from a panel you design, by reaction, button or dropdown. Reaction, button or dropdown panels, designed here Members pick their own roles — no staff in the loop Optionally one role per panel, so picking swaps rather than stacks	Build it panels
Giveaways Full docs →	Run a giveaway with entry requirements, bonus entries for boosters, invite tracking and a fair weighted draw. Entry requirements, bonus entries for boosters, invite tracking A weighted draw with backup winners if somebody never claims Reroll, pause, extend or end early at any point	Build it giveaways
Sticky Messages Full docs →	Keep one message at the bottom of a busy channel, reposted whenever the conversation buries it. One message held at the bottom of a busy channel Reposted whenever the conversation buries it Works in any channel members can talk in, threads included	Build it sticky messages
Ghost Ping Full docs →	Pull every new member into the channels that matter, then delete the ping a second later so nothing is left behind. New members are pulled into the channels that matter The ping is deleted ~1 second later — the notification still lands Waits until they pass the captcha, if this server uses one	Build it ghost pings
Social Alerts Full docs →	Tell the server the moment you go live on Twitch or upload to YouTube. Twitch go-live within ~2 minutes of the stream starting New YouTube uploads within ~10 Your own wording, with a role ping if you want one	Build it alerts

Who Can See and Change It

The Modules page follows the same permission rules as the rest of the dashboard — it does not add any of its own.

1

You see the modules you were given

Server owners and anyone with Manage Server see every card. Somebody delegated a single module through the Permission Manager sees that module's card and no others — the page does not advertise features they cannot reach.
2

A switch is gated on that module

Turning Auto Moderation on needs the Auto Moderation grant, not a general one. Someone delegated only Sticky Messages cannot switch anything else from here.
3

Every change is recorded

Switching a module on or off is written to your server's Dashboard Activity Log on the Overview page, with who did it and when.
4

Paused modules say so

If Azra's operators have temporarily paused a feature for maintenance, its card is marked Paused rather than quietly failing. Your settings are untouched and come back with it.

FAQ

Will turning a module on overwrite my settings?

No. A module you have already configured just gets its switch flipped. The recommended default only fills in what has never been set.

What exactly does the Auto Moderation switch apply?

The Standard setup — everything critical and high-severity blocked, a 10-minute timeout for repeat offenders, nothing banned automatically. If you already have rules, it changes none of them. See Auto Moderation.

Does it create channels in my server?

Never on a switch. Welcome and Logging ask you to pick a channel first; Logging's own page can build a whole logging category for you, but only when you ask it to.

Why does Tickets have no on/off?

Because a ticket system with no departments answers nobody. Once you have created one, the card shows how many you have and takes you to the queue.

Is anything here new, or is it the same settings?

The same settings. Every module's own page is unchanged — the Modules screen is a way in, not a replacement.

Do I still need the sidebar?

No, but it is still there. Every card's Edit button goes to the same page the sidebar link does.