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# Panel guide

Log in on the website with Discord. You land on **My servers**.

## My servers

Each server has a card with:

* **Status.** Online when a log came in during the last 10 minutes.
* **Logs last 24 hours** as a chart.
* **Logs today**, **players today** and the number of **scripts logged**.
* **License.** The bar turns orange when it expires within 7 days, with a link to renew.

As the owner you also see **Manage**. Staff members only see **Open logs**.

## Logs

* **Category.** Pick a category at the top. The list is split into built-in logs, script logs and your own categories, with the number of logs next to each.
* **Search.** One search box searches every field: player, license, item, plate. Press `/` to start typing right away.
* **Period.** Pick 1h, 24h, 7d or all.
* **Scripts.** Script categories show each script as a button with its number of logs. One click shows only that script.
* **Details.** Click a log for all fields and the exact time.

On Premium and Advanced new logs come in live. On Beginner you press **Refresh**.

## Categories (owner only)

Three sections:

* **Your categories.** Made with **Add Category**. They count towards the limit of your plan. **Code** shows the code for your scripts.
* **Built-in logs.** Made by the resource.
* **Script logs.** Made by the script scan. Use **Actions** to turn actions on or off.

Use **Edit** on any category to add a Discord webhook.

## Staff (owner only)

Add staff with their Discord ID and a name. They get an invite they accept on the website. The maximum depends on your plan.

{% hint style="info" %}
To find a Discord ID, turn on **Developer Mode** in Discord (Settings → Advanced), then right-click someone: **Copy User ID**.
{% endhint %}

## Settings (owner only)

* Change the server name and IP.
* See your **license key**.
* **Download resource**: always the latest version, with your key already filled in.
* **Extend subscription**: extend your license by a month.

## Language

Switch between **NL** and **EN** at the top right. Your choice is remembered.


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