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Last updated 1 year ago

Setting Up Nisa Discord Bot

Connect Nisa to your Discord and set up the interactions endpoint URL. Follow these steps:

Prerequisites:

  • A Discord account.

  • "Manage Server" permission on the Discord server to add the bot.

Step 1. Navigate to Discord Developer Portal

  • Visit the .

  • Log in with your Discord credentials.

Step 2. Create a New Application

  • Click on the “New Application” button.

  • Add the application's name and press 'Create'' button.

Step 3. Set Up a Bot User

  • Create a new deployment.

  • Add the necessary informations.

Your Nisa product will generate the Interactions Endpoint URL and the invitation URL upon saving the deployment.

Step 8. Add Bot to Discord Server

Step 9. Configure Interactions Endpoint URL

  • Paste the Interactions Endpoint URL (generated by Nisa product) in the Discord Developer Portal.

  • Save the changes.

Step 10. Interact with Nisa Bot on Discord

  • Visit your Discord server.

  • Start interacting with your bot using the '/ask' command.

Conclusion

Congratulations! Your Nisa bot is now connected to Discord, with the interactions endpoint URL configured and ready for use. Make sure to manage the bot’s permissions and roles effectively.

Important Reminder:

Secure your bot token; never share it or publish it online. Regenerate the token in the Discord Developer Portal under the “Bot” tab if it gets compromised.

For further assistance or inquiries, feel free to reach out. Enjoy exploring the functionalities of your new Discord bot!

Discord Developer Portal
creating a new application in Discord
creating new deployment in Nisa's CMS