Nulled Data Systems

Add our Discord bots to a new server. You need Manage Server permission to invite bots.

Install on your server

Invite Nulled Data Systems to enable infrastructure tools, Minecraft chat relay, and support tickets. One bot — enable the modules you need after setup.

Add Nulled Data Systems
Core bot

Nulled Data Systems

Main administration bot — prefix nds. Server monitoring, permissions, panel linking, and owner tools.

  • nds status · nds servers
  • nds grant · nds perms
  • nds link · dashboard access
Add to Discord
Module

Minecraft Chat Bridge

Relay messages between linked Discord channels and your Minecraft server in-game chat. Included with the main bot — configure channels after invite.

  • Discord ↔ in-game chat relay
  • Optional account linking
  • Staff moderation on both platforms
Use main bot invite
Module

Support Tickets

Private ticket channels for member support. Staff can claim, reply, and close tickets. Included with the main bot.

  • Button or command to open tickets
  • Private channels per request
  • Transcripts for staff review
Use main bot invite

After you invite the bot

  1. Confirm the bot appears online in your member list and has access to the channels it needs.
  2. Run nds help in a channel the bot can read to verify commands work.
  3. Grant staff permissions, for example:
    nds grant @Moderator system.status,system.servers 10
  4. Link your dashboard account (if you use the web panel):
    nds link yourusername yourpassword
  5. Minecraft bridge: Ask your NDS administrator to bind a Discord channel to your Minecraft server plugin/bridge endpoint.
  6. Tickets: Set the ticket category channel and staff roles in your server’s NDS configuration (or ask an owner to run the setup command).
  7. Read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service — by keeping the bot in your server you agree to them.

You must have Manage Server or an administrator role to invite bots. If the bot does not respond, check channel permissions and that message content is allowed for the bot’s role.

Recommended permissions

The invite link requests permissions needed for commands, embeds, tickets (manage channels/threads), and role-based access:

You can approve fewer permissions in Discord’s invite screen, but some features may not work until those permissions are granted.