# Sources

You need to know from which of your links members are coming? 

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The source system is made for you !

This feature allows to link invite codes to an human friendly name, for better traffic understanding

## List existing sources

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You can list existing sources with the **/sources list** command

## Show sources graph&#x20;

***⚡ NEW: You can now access to a nice source chart***

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You can get an overview of your sources with the **/sources stats** command

## Setup sources

Example: You need to post your server invite link on your twitter bio and you want to know who comes from this link.

{% hint style="danger" %}
You need to create an unique invite code for each sources.
{% endhint %}

#### 1- Create your source&#x20;

Firstly you have to create an invite link which will be dedicated to this source.&#x20;

Then run the `/sources add <name:SourceNameHere> <code:inviteCodeHere> <give-role: yes | no> [description:Description of the source]`&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
If you've chosen to give a role, please ensure the bot has correct permissions to manage roles and its own role is higher than the role to give
{% endhint %}

#### 2- Setup the source in your join message

Edit your join message to add the `{sourceMessage}` placeholder which will be replaced by the source message&#x20;

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![The result](/files/-MX7dFSudlDNHQ70fnyB)

#### 3- (optional) Edit the sourceMessage

To edit the default sourceMessage, you can use the `/sources setMessage` and click on the pen.


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