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The Seshy web dashboard is the central control room for your entire server setup. Instead of navigating nested slash command menus, you get a full browser interface where every module, every permission, and every branding option is one click away. Configure sessions, review Ares Security events, manage your staff roster, and watch live ER:LC data update in real time — all without opening Discord. For communities running complex operations across multiple staff tiers and session types, the dashboard turns configuration from a chore into a clear, visual workflow.
The web dashboard is shipping with Seshy v2, which is currently in active development. While you wait, every setting is available today through the /settings command in Discord. Follow progress at seshy.lol/blog.

What the Dashboard Includes

The dashboard is built around the same eight modules that power the bot — every setting you can change with /settings today will have a visual home in the dashboard when v2 launches.

Dashboard Home

Server statistics, module status cards, and activity graphs give you an at-a-glance health check the moment you sign in.

Module Controls

Toggle every module on or off with spring-animated power switches. Each toggle expands to reveal that module’s full settings panel.

Custom Branding

Set per-server embed colors, banner images, and footer text so every Seshy message matches your community’s identity.

ER:LC Settings Hub

A dedicated ER:LC tab with a live On Duty Now card, Activity Watch with per-requirement breakdowns, and per-role command permissions.

Ares Security Hub

All 21 protection layers visible on one page. Manage your whitelist, review the audit log, and check shared Blacklist groups without navigating away.

Staff Management

Review LOA requests, browse shift history, approve promotions, and manage the permission hierarchy — all from a single staff panel.

Session Controls

Start, schedule, and end sessions, configure vote thresholds, and review session history without touching a slash command.

Partnerships

A full partnerships system with representative tracking, ad management, and a dedicated dashboard view for managing your partner network.

Profile Settings and Roblox Linking

Your dashboard profile connects your Discord account to your Roblox identity. Sign in with Discord, then link your Roblox account through the profile settings tab. Once linked, your Roblox username carries across the Staff Module, ER:LC Activity Watch, and the Moderation Desk — no manual entry required.

How to Sign In

1

Visit the dashboard

Go to seshy.lol and click Dashboard in the navigation bar.
2

Sign in with Discord

Click Sign in with Discord and authorize Seshy. You’ll be redirected back to your dashboard home automatically.
3

Select your server

Choose the server you want to manage from the server list. If Seshy isn’t in a server yet, the invite flow launches from here.
4

Start configuring

Use the left-hand sidebar to navigate between modules. Every change saves instantly — no submit button required.

Using /settings in the Meantime

Everything the dashboard will handle is already available through the /settings slash command. Run /settings in any channel where Seshy is present and navigate the interactive menu to configure roles, channels, branding, integrations, and module toggles. The dashboard will mirror this exact structure when v2 ships, so any setup you do now carries over automatically.
Use /settings → Backup & Restore to export your current configuration. That backup will import cleanly into the dashboard when v2 launches.

Moderation Desk

The dashboard also houses the Moderation Desk — a live staff panel that connects directly to the Staff Module and the ER:LC integration. From the Moderation Desk, your team can view real-time duty status, run searches by Roblox username, and take moderation actions through a radial action wheel, all without leaving the browser.

Moderation Desk

Learn about the live staff panel, the Action Wheel, and per-requirement activity breakdowns in the Moderation Desk docs.