/dashboard in your server to get a link straight to it.
Who can open a server’s dashboard
- Anyone with Administrator, Manage Server, Manage Channels or Manage Webhooks in the server. They get full access.
- Anyone who has been given access by one of those people. They see only what they were given.
Choosing a server
The first page lists your servers under two tabs, With Quark and All servers. If someone has shared a server with you, it appears in a Shared with you section above your own.Pages
Each server has these pages in the sidebar:
The Marketplace, at quark.bot/marketplace, is where servers share tags, formats, automations, lists and ignore rules, and add what others share. The Tags, Log Formats and Automations pages link to it.
Logging
The Logging page has four tabs:Settings
Dashboard Access, API Access Tokens, Import settings and Reset are only shown to people who manage the server in Discord, never to people who were given access.
Status updates are a channel follow in Discord, so Quark needs the Manage Webhooks permission to show or change where they go.
After a reset the dashboard shows the empty configuration straight away, and the server goes back to the start of setup. The Finish setting up card comes back, even if you dismissed it, and its Set it up button opens the setup page from the first step, as after adding Quark.
Import settings from another server
If you run more than one server, you can set one up and copy its settings to the others.1
Choose the server to copy from
Under Settings, press Import from another server. The list shows the other servers you manage in Discord where Quark is set up.
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Choose what to copy, and the channels and roles
Tick the parts you want: logging options and log types, where logs go, ignore rules, tags, automations, dashboard access and language. Automations and dashboard access start unticked.Channels and roles are not shared between servers. For each one the other server uses, choose the channel or role in this server to use in its place, or leave it out. One with the same name here is chosen for you to start with.Every change is listed before anything is changed, with what it does. A rule is read out as a sentence, a person is shown by name or ID, and dashboard access says what it gives. The text of a tag, an alert or a direct message is shown in full.
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Import
Keep the page open until it finishes. Anything that could not be changed is listed with the reason.
- A channel this server already uses is only replaced by a channel you choose. It is never cleared or switched off.
- Ignore rules, tags, automations and dashboard access are added to what is already here. Nothing is removed, and access somebody already has here is not changed.
- Anything that uses a channel or role you left out is not copied. An automation is copied whole or not at all.
- A rule that moderates, holds logs back, sends a copy of a log to another channel or forwards messages arrives switched off. So do the rules listed after one that holds logs back, and the rules after one that could not be added. Read each one, then switch it on from Automations.
- A rule that only alerts, adds a notice or changes a log’s colour arrives as it is in the other server: on, off or as a dry run. It arrives switched off instead if one of its messages is longer than 12 lines or 400 characters, or if it has characters in it that cannot be seen.
- A rule that Automations would not let you save here is not copied. The list says why.
- A tag or an ignore rule cannot arrive switched off. One with characters that cannot be seen is still added, and its line in the list says Take care.
- Colours, bot rules and a log type’s own channel need Quark Pro or Pro Lite on the server you import into. The format copied is which of Quark’s formats the other server uses. A format a log type was given in the other server’s Individual Log Config is not copied: it is listed with the reason. Formats built there are not copied: share one with a link and add it here instead. Automations with an advanced condition need Quark Pro there too, and one that changes a log’s colour needs Pro Lite or Quark Pro.
- API tokens, the status updates channel and unused dashboard invite links are never copied.
- The other server is not changed.
- Each change is logged as a change made by hand would be. There is no undo.
Quark and Quark Pro tabs
At the top of each server’s dashboard are two tabs, Quark and Quark Pro. They are two separate bots, and each has its own configuration. Settings you change on one tab do not affect the other. See subscriptions for what the Pro bot is.Staying on top of problems
- The stethoscope button opens the troubleshooter. It shows a red badge when something is stopping logs and an amber one when some logs are affected.
- The bell lists recent changes to Quark’s settings in the server and who made them.
- A Finish setting up card on the Logging page lists what is left to do: choose where logs go, receive your first log, and, if you have a subscription, apply it and add the Pro bot. You can dismiss it. Set it up opens the setup page for a server that has no log channel, including one that was reset.
- The Channels tab warns you when a log channel has no webhook (press Fix) or is over Discord’s rate limit.

