One Discord bot for your whole DayZ community

Tickets that know your server

• Ticket panels in any channel: a button opens the right form straight in Discord, with up to five fields and file uploads, in your players' language.
• Every ticket is a private channel in its support level's category. Escalating moves it, and the level's role gives exactly the right team access.
• Buttons for replying as the support team, assigning to yourself, closing, reopening, archiving and reminding participants; add people by user or by role.
• The same ticket lives on the web: internal notes, evidence uploads, a queue with filters and an audit trail, with messages mirrored both ways.
• Staff can pin server log lines to a ticket as evidence — a ticket bot that only sees Discord cannot.
• Optional anonymous channel names, so nobody sees who reported whom.

Roles that follow the game

• A linked role when a player connects their game account, with the Discord nickname set to the in-game name.
• An online role while the player is on the server — your member list shows who is in-game.
• One role per faction plus a leader role, created, renamed and removed together with the faction.
• Roles for accepted rules, achievements, event winners and support levels.
• Roles come back automatically when a member leaves and rejoins your Discord.
• Your own logic: an automation can give or take any role on any game event, also for a limited time — say a "Most wanted" role for seven days.

Automations that see the game

A general Discord bot only sees your Discord. dzbot sees your server: automations react to game events such as kills, logins, restarts, base building or purchases, and can post to a channel, send a DM with a picture of the map, store values on a player, pay out money or change roles. The scheduler runs them on a timer, for example for recurring announcements. Ready-made automations from the dzbot marketplace cover the usual cases — kill rewards, playtime rewards, rewards for Discord server boosts — and you can write your own.

Everything else in the same bot

• Welcome messages for new members in a channel of your choice, with a ready-made automation from the marketplace.
• Kill feed and damage feed channels, an online players channel and leaderboards that refresh themselves.
• Ready-made feeds from the marketplace for logins and logouts, building, placements, PvE deaths, long-range kills, kill streaks and an admin kill feed. Each has a filter — zones, distance, weapons, kill labels, factions, groups — and a Discord post you design with a live preview.
• Voice-channel counters: locked voice channels whose names show players online, kills and deaths today, the longest kill and best streak of the day, open bounties and the most players online at once today — refreshed every few minutes.
• Base alarms by DM or in a channel, rules with an accept button, events with their own channel and Discord scheduled events.
• Slash commands for balance, shop, orders, bets, bounties, factions, places and logs, plus a "Look up player" card for moderators.
• An AI assistant for admins in a private thread with /ai, included in the subscription.

What dzbot is not

dzbot is not a general chat bot. It has no chat auto-moderation, no XP for messages, no reaction roles, no polls and no giveaways. If your community relies on those, keep a bot for them — for everything that has to do with your DayZ server, dzbot is enough.

Frequently asked questions