# Discord Monitoring

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On this page you can monitor channels or servers you are in for straight invites and links

You can login with any of the discord accounts you have added to profiles, or you can use the **Link Extension** feature (suggested), which allows you to connect the profile you have on Chrome without risking bans from Discord, for more info on how to use it:

{% content-ref url="discord-monitoring/link-extension" %}
[link-extension](https://tweet-catcher.gitbook.io/tweet-catcher/tweet-catcher-guide/account-automation-tool/tweet-catcher-application/discord-monitoring/link-extension)
{% endcontent-ref %}

After logging in with either method, on the left side you can select the discord server and the channel of the server you are interested in, you will then be able to create a "Monitor" or "Dash" task, here are the differences

* **Monitor**: Allows you to monitor specific users and send a notification (if you set a webhook in settings) when they post a message in the monitored channel / server, you can also choose to not set the users you want to monitor and that way you will be notified for every message
* **Dash**: Allows you to use the request scripts and Discord autojoiner on the messages posted on the channel / server monitored

With both task types you can filter for specific keywords with a +, for example: +https, +password or +.io, or you can blacklist keywords by adding a - sign in front of them, for example: -giveaway, -.com or -update
