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Discord application system

Discord application system for staff, whitelist, and partners

A Discord application system is more than a form bot. You need somewhere to build the questions, somewhere to review them, and something in Discord that finishes the job. ApplyDesk is that stack on a hostname you control.

Pieces of the system

  1. Forms — templates, branching, files, Discord login, account age, Turnstile.
  2. Portal — name.applydesk.net or a custom domain; Business can white-label and attach extra hostnames.
  3. Queue — search, notes, CSV, assignment, extra approvals, blacklist.
  4. Bot — review pings, roles, trial/probation, /apply /queue /status, decision DMs.
  5. Staff — invite by Discord ID; Business custom roles and an audit log.

Who uses it

Community Discords hiring mods. Gaming servers with a whitelist. Partner and creator programs. Roblox, Minecraft, RP, esports tryouts. The application type changes; the system does not.

Replacing a pile of tools

Google Forms + a Sheet + a ticket bot + a role menu is a Discord application system you assembled by accident. Import the Form on Pro if you must, then stop sending people to a spreadsheet. In-Discord modal bots cover short apps; they are not a staff-management system.

Questions

Is this only for staff applications?
No. The same Discord application system runs whitelist, partnership, creator, and gaming forms.
Can we keep our Google Form questions?
Pro can import a public Google Form. You still get Discord login, a queue, and the bot.
Do we need Business?
Free and Pro run the system. Business adds white-label, extra domains, per-form Discord routing, custom staff roles, audit, webhooks, and a DPA.
Run this on ApplyDesk
Create a workspace, pick a template, add the bot. One system for every form you run.