Discord

Send messages, manage channels, and build community bots. Automate server moderation, notifications, and community engagement.

Supported Triggers and Actions

Bubble Lab helps you create workflows that connect your apps to automate repetitive tasks. A trigger is an event that starts a workflow, and an action is an event that can happen during the workflow.

Triggers

Events in Discord that can start your workflow

No native triggers. Use webhooks or scheduled triggers to start workflows with Discord.

Actions

Things your workflow can do with Discord

• Send Message — Send a message to a Discord channel. Requires Send Messages permission.
• List Messages — Read messages from a Discord channel. Requires Read Message History permission.
• Edit Message — Edit a message sent by the bot
• Delete Message — Delete a message. Bot can delete own messages or others with Manage Messages permission.
• Pin Message — Pin a message in a channel. Requires Manage Messages permission.
• Add Reaction — Add a reaction emoji to a message. Requires Add Reactions permission.
• List Channels — List all channels in a guild/server. Requires View Channels permission.
• Create Channel — Create a new channel in a guild. Requires Manage Channels permission.
• Delete Channel — Delete a channel. Requires Manage Channels permission. This cannot be undone.
• Create Thread — Create a new thread in a channel. Requires Send Messages permission.
• List Threads — List active threads in a guild
• List Members — List members of a guild/server. Requires Server Members Intent.
• Get Guild — Get information about the guild/server

Example workflows

Click any example to try it with Pearl.

GitHub Notifications

Post updates to a Discord channel when new PRs or issues are created on GitHub.

Community Alerts

Monitor Airtable for new announcements and post them to the Discord community channel.

Support Thread Logger

Log Discord support threads to Google Sheets for tracking resolution times and topics.

Disclaimer

Bubble Lab workflows may use Large Language Models (LLMs) such as GPT, Claude, and Gemini to generate responses and automate tasks. AI-generated content may be inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated. Users should independently verify any AI-generated outputs before relying on them for decisions.