# Setting up the discord bot
This might seem obvious for most of you however some people dont know that you must invite the discord bot for the commands to work.
You can invite the bot with this link [**https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client\_id=1243862713831260160\&permissions=413189663952\&integration\_type=0\&scope=bot+applications.commands**](https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=1243862713831260160\&permissions=413189663952\&integration_type=0\&scope=bot+applications.commands)
**When its invited you should do the following before using the `/setup` command.**
* Make a role for people that can use commands (eg a game mod role)
* Make a channel or use an existing channel where romod will send its logs.
With the log channel, please make sure the bot can access it. The bot needs the view channel and send messages permission in your log channel.
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After you've done this, you can use the setup command
* Apikey - The key you got from [this guide](/romod/setup/getapikey.md)
* universeid - The key you from [here](/romod/setup/getuniverseid.md)
* logchannel - The channel you want romod to log its actions in (make sure it can access it)
* modrole - The role which is able to use romods commands
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