Team and access

Fealty has its own team access control, separate from Discord roles.

• The Discord server owner always has full access, and billing is theirs alone.
• People with Administrator on Discord manage Fealty automatically with the Admin preset: everything except billing and handing out the Team permission. Take the Administrator role away on Discord and their Fealty access goes with it within seconds.
• People with Manage Server on Discord are Collab Managers automatically. Discord asks for Manage Server to add a bot, so whoever added Fealty can run collabs right away: raffles, template spot requests, draws and winner lists, and nothing that gives out roles. On the Team page the owner chooses what Manage Server gives: Collab Manager (the default), Manager, or Invite only.
• Giving out roles follows Discord's own rules. Holder roles, level rewards, the Fealty Verified role and the Early role make Fealty give a role, so choosing one takes Manage Roles on Discord and a role below your own highest role. Only an Administrator can pick a role with moderator or admin permissions. The server owner can pick any role.
• Everyone else gets access only when you add them to the Fealty team.

Permission toggles

Each member carries a set of permission toggles, so one person can hold exactly the mix you want (say Support plus Collabs & Raffles). Everyone on the roster can view the dashboard.

Billing is not a toggle at all: plans, credit top-ups and invoices stay with the server owner. Payments are matched to the wallet of whoever creates the invoice, so keeping billing with the owner also keeps payment matching unambiguous.

When a member's set matches a familiar bundle, their badge shows its name (Admin = everything except billing, Manager = verification, raffles, engagement and support, Viewer = dashboard only, and so on); any other mix shows as Custom.

The safety rules

• You can only grant or remove permissions you hold yourself. An Admin can hand out raffle access but can never touch billing.
• Only the server owner grants the Team permission, and members holding it can only be edited or removed by the owner. Nobody can change their own access.
• If someone holds both a Discord-derived standing and Fealty toggles, they get the union of the two.
• Every page and action re-checks permissions server-side, so a Viewer with a saved URL still can't change anything.

Inviting people

On Team, create an invite link with the permissions toggled on, a use limit and an expiry (defaults: single-use, expires in 7 days), then share it. Whoever redeems the link (signed in with Discord) joins your team with exactly those permissions; a link can only carry permissions its creator holds. An invite only ever adds access, so an existing admin who clicks a viewer link keeps everything they have. Adjust a member's toggles from the roster, or remove them; revoke a link to stop new redemptions.

Transferring server ownership

Owner access follows Discord, so a transfer needs nothing on the Fealty side.

• The new owner gets full access, billing included, the moment Discord completes the transfer. The server appears in their server switcher on their next page load.
• The previous owner loses owner access at the same moment. They keep the Admin preset if they still hold Administrator on Discord; otherwise add them on Team before you transfer, or ask the new owner to add them afterwards.
• Plans, credit, invoices, settings and member data all stay with the server.

If you removed Fealty before the transfer, re-add the bot afterwards so it can see the new owner.