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Burger Bot
Adding Burger Bot to your server is quick and straightforward. You’ll need to be a server owner or have the Manage Server permission in the Discord server you want to add the bot to. Once invited, Burger Bot’s interactive /setup wizard will walk you through the rest of the configuration — no manual JSON editing, no confusing dashboards.

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Invite Burger Bot

➕ Click Here to Invite Burger Bot

Click to open the official Discord authorization page and add Burger Bot to your server.

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How to Invite Burger Bot — Step by Step

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Open the Invite Link

Click the invite button above or navigate directly to the Burger Bot invite URL. This will open Discord’s official bot authorization page. If you’re not already logged in, Discord will prompt you to sign in first.
2

Select Your Server

In the authorization window, use the “Add to Server” dropdown to select the Discord server you want to invite Burger Bot to. Only servers where you have the Manage Server permission will appear in the list.
3

Review and Grant Permissions

Discord will display a list of permissions that Burger Bot is requesting. Review these carefully. For full functionality, it is strongly recommended to grant the Administrator permission. See the Permissions Guide for a detailed breakdown of what each permission is used for. Click “Authorize” once you’re ready.
4

Complete the CAPTCHA

Discord may prompt you to complete a quick CAPTCHA to confirm you’re a real user. Complete it to finalize the authorization.
5

Run /setup in Your Server

Head back to your Discord server. Burger Bot should now appear in your member list. Navigate to a channel and type /setup to launch the interactive setup wizard. This wizard will guide you through configuring roles, channels, and modules — everything you need to get started.
You must have the Manage Server Discord permission (or be the server owner) to invite bots to a server. If the server you want doesn’t appear in the dropdown, you likely don’t have the required permissions on that server.

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Permissions Explained

Burger Bot requests the Administrator permission by default. This is the recommended configuration because it ensures every feature works correctly without requiring you to manually troubleshoot missing permissions as you enable new modules.

Why Administrator?

Administrator covers all the individual permissions Burger Bot needs: managing messages, kicking and banning users, managing channels, assigning roles, and reading message history. Granting it upfront prevents subtle permission errors.

Prefer Granular Permissions?

If your server’s security policy doesn’t allow Administrator for bots, see the Permissions Guide for the exact list of individual permissions Burger Bot needs per module.
Without the correct permissions, some Burger Bot commands will fail silently or return an error. If commands aren’t working after setup, the Permissions Guide and FAQ are your first stops for troubleshooting.

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Next Steps

Once Burger Bot is in your server and you’ve run /setup, check out these resources to keep moving:

Setup Guide

A detailed walkthrough of the full server configuration process.

Permissions

Understand Bot and user permission levels in detail.

FAQ

Answers to the most common setup and configuration questions.