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# Setup Invite Logging

## Set up your invite logs channel <a href="#set-up-your-notification-channel" id="set-up-your-notification-channel"></a>

&#x20;**1.** Create a channel for invite logs if you haven't already.

&#x20;**2.** Configure the bot to send logs to that channel.\
**Example:`/logging invite-logs set #invite-logs`**

{% hint style="warning" %}
The bot requires the following permissions: **`Manage Server, Manage Channel`**
{% endhint %}

**3.** Edit your channel's settings, and go to the "Permissions" tab.

**4.** From the "Roles/Members" selection, add Sx Bot.&#x20;

**5.** Allow Sx Bot to have the following permissions in the channel:

* View Channel
* Send Messages
* Embed Links
* Attach Files
* Use External Emoji

{% hint style="success" %}
All done! Invite logging will start tracking immediately.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

tags: invite tracker, invite manager, invite management, invite tracking, track invites


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