Invite Tracking

Invite tracking compares Discord invite usage around join events, records attribution when Discord provides enough information, and exposes member statistics and a leaderboard.

• Allow Airwavy to manage or inspect server invites as required by Discord.
• Keep in mind that vanity, expired, deleted, or ambiguous invites may not be attributable.

1. Open Invite Tracking in the dashboard.
2. Choose the required join-announcement channel, decide whether departures should update active and left totals, and enable tracking.
3. Save, create a fresh Discord invite, join with a test account, and inspect /invites.

• Airwavy compares Discord's invite-use totals immediately around a member join and credits a creator only when one consumed invite can be identified.
• A member cannot receive credit for inviting themselves.
• Recently consumed one-use invites can still be attributed when Discord removes the code after use.
• When several codes changed, a vanity URL was used, or Discord data is unavailable, Airwavy records the join without guessing an inviter.

• /invites reports a member's recorded total, currently active, departed, and available invalid/fake classifications.
• When leave tracking is enabled, a tracked departure moves one invite from active to left; disabling it leaves those totals unchanged.
• The dashboard and /inviteleaderboard order eligible current inviters using active and total invite context. The public dashboard view shows up to five entries on free servers and up to 100 with premium.
• The optional join announcement mentions the joining member but displays the inviter without notifying them.

• Attributable joins increase the creator's recorded invite count.
• /invites shows member statistics and /inviteleaderboard ranks tracked inviters.

The command reference is continuously checked against Airwavy's active commands. Use the linked entries for current options, cooldowns, and Discord permissions.