Ticket King Documentation
  • Ticket King Documentation
  • Quick Start
    • Inviting Ticket King
    • Opening the Website Dashboard
    • Server Settings & Configuration
    • Quickstart Panel Setup
    • Detailed Panel Setup
    • Making Your First Ticket
  • Advanced Panel Customization [WIP]
    • Advanced Panel Creation [WIP]
    • Buttons and Select Menu Options
  • Bot Commands
    • /help
    • /close
    • /claim
    • /panel
    • /unclaim
    • /rename
    • /thread
    • /add
    • /remove
    • /vote
    • /redeem
    • /createticket
  • Troubleshooting & Issues
    • How to Contact Support
    • Bot is stuck on "thinking..."
  • Additional Resources
    • Terms of Service
    • Privacy Policy
    • Security Policy
    • Pricing Details
    • Data Processing Agreement
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  • Add Command
  • Overview
  • Usage
  • Description
  • When to Use It
  • Permissions
  • Examples

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  1. Bot Commands

/add

Add Command

Overview

The /add command grants a specified user or role access to the current ticket channel.

Usage

/add [user:@user] [role:@role]
  • user (optional user mention): The specific user you want to add.

  • role (optional role mention): The role you want to add.

(You must choose either a user or a role—Or you may also provide both at the same time)

Description

  • Grant Access: Dynamically adds new participants (users or roles) to a ticket conversation.

  • Fine-Grained Control: Ideal if you need an additional staff member or specialized role’s input on the ticket.

  • Only Pings Users: The bot will ping the user that has been added to the ticket. Roles added to the ticket WILL NOT be pinged.

When to Use It

  • Whenever you need to bring an external user or specialized staff role into the conversation.

  • If the conversation requires escalation to a different department or team.

Permissions

  • Usually staff or the original ticket creator can use it (depending on your server’s config).

  • Bot needs Manage Channels to adjust channel permissions.

Examples

/add user @JohnDoe

Allows John Doe to view and participate in the ticket channel.

/add role @SeniorSupport

Grants the “SeniorSupport” role access to the ticket.

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