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Discord invite logger See who invited who.
Quark works as an invite logger and tracker. When someone joins, it logs the invite link they used and who created it, and it flags accounts that look brand new.
Takes 30 seconds. Generous free plan.
discord.gg/shHJJUzCreated by skye1,204usesdiscord.gg/minecraftVanity link386usesdiscord.gg/fortniteVanity link52usesEach join is matched to the link it came through.
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The short answer
How do you see who invited someone to a Discord server?
To see who invited someone to a Discord server, add an invite logger bot such as Quark. Each time someone joins, Quark posts a log with the invite link they used and the member who created that link. It also flags accounts that look brand new, and logs when an invite is created or deleted.
Key facts
- Each join log names the invite link the member used and who created it.
- Quark flags joining accounts that are new or have no avatar.
- Invite Created and Invite Deleted are their own log types.
- Quark tracks invites from the moment it joins a server. It cannot trace members who joined earlier.
- Quark does not run invite leaderboards or rewards.
- Quark is used in 115,000+ Discord servers.
Invite logs
Every join, traced back to its link.
Knowing where members come from tells you which partnerships work, which link got leaked, and who brought in the account you just banned.
Who invited who
Each join log names the invite the member used and who created it, right next to the person who joined.
- User Joined
- wren
- Invite
- shHJJUz, created by skye
New accounts flagged
The join log shows when the account was created and warns you when it is brand new or has no avatar, which is how most raid accounts look.
Invites created
When someone makes a new invite link, Quark logs who made it and which channel it points at.
Invites deleted
A revoked link is logged too, so a leaked invite has a paper trail from start to finish.
One bot fewer
Invite logging sits in the same log as your joins, leaves and bans. No separate invite bot to add and maintain.
Member logs
The rest of the member's story.
The invite is the first line. Quark keeps writing after that.
Join and leave logs
Know when members arrive and when they go, including whether they left on their own or were kicked or banned.
Nicknames and roles
Nickname changes and roles given or taken are logged as they happen, so impersonation and quiet role grabs get noticed.
Bots added
See when a new bot is added to the server and who added it.
A channel for each kind of log
Keep member logs apart from message and moderation logs, or send everything to one place.
“Overall, it fits smoothly into our moderation workflow and does exactly what we need without unnecessary complexity.”
LSVJ, Helperbloxd.io · 132K+ membersSetup is effortless.
No manuals. No tuning. Quark works right away.
Invite Quark
Add Quark to your server with one click. No complex permissions needed to start.
Choose Your Log Channels
Use /logging and choose where logs go. Yes, it's that simple.
Stay Protected
Quark is now automatically logging edits, deletions, and voice activity 24/7.
Web log viewer
Your logs, searchable on the web.
Discord channels are slow to scroll and easy to delete. Quark Pro keeps a copy you can search from the dashboard.
- Watch your server live as events happen
- Search 30 days of history by member, channel or contentPro
- Export any view as a CSVPro
- Still there if a raid deletes your log channelPro
The live view and the last hour of logs are free. Thirty days of history and search, and CSV export, come with Quark Pro. See pricing
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Discord invite logger FAQ
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