Ticket System
Members open tickets directly in Discord with a button click — you and your team handle them from the dashboard.
Setting up the panel
In the dashboard under Tickets → Create Panel, you choose where and how the panel gets posted. Pick the channel, write the message, and set the button text. Then hit Send Panel — done.
The bot posts a message with a button. Every click automatically opens a private ticket channel.
Categories
Instead of a single "Support" button, you can set up multiple categories — e.g. Questions, Application, Report. Each category can have:
- its own support role (only they see the ticket)
- its own emoji and color
- its own channel prefix (e.g.
application-)
Canned Responses
You can set up text snippets in the dashboard. In a ticket channel, call them with !shortcut — the bot sends the stored response. Placeholders like {user} are replaced with the ticket creator's mention.
Useful for: standard greetings, common questions, application rejections.
Templates in the web dashboard
Through the Support Center in the dashboard, admins can manage categorized response templates and insert them directly into tickets — no typing needed. Great for teams who handle tickets from the browser.
Closing a ticket & transcripts
When a ticket is closed, Lythea automatically creates an HTML transcript and saves it. You can open or download it from the dashboard at any time. Members can optionally receive a copy via DM.
Set which roles can see and manage tickets under Tickets → Permissions. By default, only the ticket creator and the support role have access.