Toggle individual audit log event categories on or off to control exactly which server activity Burger Bot captures and posts to your log channel.
Burger Bot’s audit logging system tracks a wide range of server activity and posts structured event embeds to your designated audit log channel. Out of the box, all event types are enabled — but busy servers often don’t need every event logged. Use /config auditlogs to turn off the noise and keep only the events that matter to your team.
Make sure you’ve set an Audit Log Channel before enabling events. If no channel is configured, logged events will be silently discarded. See Channel Configuration to set one up.
Logged when a message is deleted. Includes the original message content and the channel it was in.
message_edit
Logged when a message is edited. Shows both the original and updated content side by side.
bulk_delete
Logged when multiple messages are deleted at once (e.g., via a purge command). Includes a count of deleted messages.
Message content logging (message_delete, message_edit, bulk_delete) may be subject to privacy considerations depending on your server’s rules and your region’s regulations. Review your server policies before enabling these events.
All event types are enabled by default after initial setup. You only need to run /config auditlogs for events you want to disable (or re-enable after disabling).
For most servers, disabling message_edit reduces a lot of log channel clutter while keeping the more important events like bans, kicks, and bulk deletes active.