# Inviting Axieum Bot

You can simply add the bot to your server by using [Discord's App Directory](https://discord.com/application-directory/847826282389569556) or [Direct Invite Link](https://discord.com/api/oauth2/authorize?client_id=847826282389569556\&permissions=277025770560\&scope=bot).

Then, select the the server where you want to add the bot.

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You can only select the server where you have "Manage Server" permission on
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![Select Server](/files/qmDw5oNS0n0Eqp6uwKEn)

Finally, click "Authorize" then the bot should now be in your server. 🎉

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**Make sure** to grant the bot the required permissions in order for the commands to work properly
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![](/files/IO0eie4pmGOVa5lUHbOu)

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If you've run into commands not working properly it may be the specific channel permissions are overriding the guild-level permission.\
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Make sure the bot has the required permissions for that specified channel. There are guild-level permissions and per-channel permissions which can override the guild-level permissions.
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