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When adding Invitebot to a server, as most bots do, it asks for permissions to it’s role, which it needs to work properly. While it is not best to blindly believe bots, and give them any permission they want, they’re probably reasonable, if you trust the developer. Invitebot needs the permissions below: Manage Server Manage Roles Manage Channels Create Invite View Audit Log Send Messages Send Messages in Threads Embed Links Attach Files Add Reactions Use Application Commands and while some are more crucial than others, to not experience any issues you should give it them all....

Discord’s invite codes are usually a string of length 10. Each server, can also have a vanity invite, which is a user defined string. Besides this, no other code is a correct Discord Invite. As such, Invitebot accepts only valid Invite codes, in both formats they appear: as the code itself, eg. “abcdef1234” as the invite link, eg. “https://discord.gg/abcdef1234” Even though Invitebot will list your invites with numbers, they’re not a valid invite, and will throw an error when inputted instead of the correct invite....

The bot is either limited by it’s role permissions, or by the channel permissions. You need to go to Server settings > Roles > InviteBot > Permissions, and then in the 2nd category, Membership Permissions enable Create invite. If that permission is already enabled, you need to enter the channel for which you are creating an invite’s settings, and under > Permissions search for a role that was given to InviteBot that has Create invite disabled....