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If the Suby bot is not working as expected, check the following common issues.

Common Issues

The Suby bot role must be positioned above all paid roles in your Discord role hierarchy. If it is lower, Discord will prevent the bot from assigning or removing those roles.Go to Server Settings → Roles and drag the Suby Bot role above all roles it needs to manage.
Make sure the Suby bot has the following permissions at the server level:
  • Send Messages
  • Send Messages in Threads
  • Embed Links
For each channel linked to Suby, make sure the bot has the following channel-level permissions:
  • View Channel
  • Send Messages
  • View Message History
  • Embed Links

How to Give Discord Permissions

Step-by-step guide to configuring bot permissions at server and channel level.
Only server Admins can run Suby bot commands. Make sure you have the Admin role on the server before running any slash command.
If the bot is active but not assigning roles after payment, the role may not be linked to your product. Run /setuprole in your server to link a role to a paid product.
If you are still experiencing issues after checking the above, reach out via Suby support.