Logging

Logging turns the server activity you select into structured staff-visible records. It is designed for operational awareness and investigation without publishing a raw feed of every internal Discord event.

• Create a private staff channel for logs.
• Allow Airwavy to view the channel, send messages, embed links, and attach files where required.

1. Open Logging in the dashboard.
2. Choose a private destination and enable only the activity groups your staff will actually review.
3. Save the configuration, then perform a harmless test such as editing a test message or role.

• Channels, pins, roles, threads, emoji, stickers, integrations, and webhooks.
• Member joins and leaves, role changes, timeouts, kicks, bans, and unbans.
• Message edits, individual deletes, and bulk deletes where Discord provides the required content and context.
• Voice activity, invites, and scheduled server events.
• Airwavy moderation cases and other configured feature activity.

• Use a private destination with the smallest appropriate staff audience.
• Message logs can contain member-authored content. Enable them only when your community policy and applicable rules allow it.
• Review and remove obsolete log destinations when staff roles or channel access change.
• Discord channel history and your own moderation policy determine how long posted log messages remain available.

• Enabled activity appears as structured log messages in the selected channel.
• Sensitive records remain visible only to members who can access that Discord channel.