Dashboard

Settings

Your account, your servers, and per-server settings: time zone, the role alerts ping, and quiet hours.

Server settings

Each server has its own settings page: open a server's alert rules and click Server settings, or use the buttons under "Server settings" on the account Settings page. You need "Manage Server" on that Discord server. Saved settings reach the alert pipeline within a minute.

Time zone

Pick the zone your community lives in. It controls:

  • The hour an Edges of the Day rule posts (the rule form shows the zone next to each time)
  • When quiet hours start and end
  • Game start times shown in pre-game alert embeds

Default is Eastern (America/New_York). Existing Edges rules keep their post hour; changing the zone moves that hour to the new zone.

Alert ping (default role)

Choose a role and every scoring alert and daily Edges post in the server starts with @Role. The usual setup is an opt-in role (e.g. @Alerts or @TD Watch) members give themselves.

  • Any rule can override it: in the rule form, Ping role offers "Server default", "No ping for this rule", or a specific role — so #nfl-alerts can ping @NFL while #nhl-goals pings @NHL.
  • @everyone and integration-managed roles can't be selected.
  • "Send Test" on a rule includes the ping so you can confirm the role fires before game day.
Role must be mentionableDiscord only lets the bot ping a role that has "Allow anyone to @mention this role" turned on, or if the bot has the Mention @everyone, @here and All Roles permission. New invites from sportdataiq.com request that permission; for servers that added the bot earlier, either toggle the role setting or grant the permission to the bot's role. The dashboard flags roles that aren't mentionable.

Quiet hours

A daily window (in the server's time zone; it can cross midnight, e.g. 11 PM → 8 AM) when live scoring alerts calm down. Choose what happens inside the window:

  • Send alerts without the role ping (default) — the embeds still post, nobody gets notified.
  • Don't send scoring alerts at all — alerts inside the window are dropped, not queued for later.

Quiet hours apply to channel scoring rules only. Edges of the Day posts go out at the hour you chose, personal /follow DMs are unaffected, and test alerts always send.

Alert managers

By default only members with Manage Server can open a server in the dashboard. Pick an Alert managers role and anyone holding it can create, edit, test, enable/disable and delete alert rules too — without being a Discord admin.

  • Managers see the server on their dashboard home like any admin does.
  • Only Manage Server can change Server settings themselves (time zone, pings, quiet hours, announcements, the managers role).
  • Every rule card shows BY · name so you can see who set what up.

Pick'em

Pick'em threads open automatically from a Pick'em alert rule. Here you choose a Pick'em host role: members with it can run /pickem to open a thread for any upcoming game. Manage Server and the alert-manager role can always do that.

  • 10 points per correct pick, +10 for a perfect pre-game card; streaks are tracked.
  • /rank shows this month's and all-time leaderboards and your own standing.
  • On the 1st of each month the bot crowns last month's champion in your announcements channel.

Bot announcements

A few times a season the bot posts one message about new features (new markets, commands, dashboard tools). Never ads. Choose where it lands:

  • Auto (default) — the channel of your most active alert rule; if you have no rules, the server's system channel.
  • A specific channel — pick any text or announcement channel.
  • Off — untick "Receive bot announcements" and the server is skipped.

Accessing Settings

Access your settings page from the dashboard:

  1. Go to sportdataiq.com/dashboard
  2. Login with your Discord account
  3. Click "Settings" in the top navigation bar

Or visit directly: sportdataiq.com/dashboard/settings

Settings Sections

The settings page is organized into several areas:

Account Information

View your Discord account details:

  • Profile Avatar: Your Discord profile picture
  • Username: Your Discord username and display name
  • User ID: Your unique Discord user ID
  • Logout Button: Sign out of the SportDataIQ dashboard

Your Servers

See all Discord servers where SportDataIQ bot is installed:

  • List of servers with the bot added
  • Server icons and names displayed
  • Quick "Manage Alerts" links for each server
  • Direct access to alert configuration pages

Quick Actions:

Click on any server card to go directly to that server's alert rules page and manage notifications.

Server settings shortcuts

One button per server jumps to that server's settings page (time zone, alert ping, quiet hours) — see Server settings above.

Help & Support

Quick access to help resources:

  • Documentation: Link to full docs at /docs
  • Discord Support: Join the support server for live help
  • FAQ: Common questions and answers
  • Contact: Ways to reach the SportDataIQ team

Common Tasks

Managing Alerts for a Server

  1. Go to Settings page
  2. Find your server in "Your Servers" section
  3. Click "Manage Alerts" on the server card
  4. You'll be taken to that server's alerts page

Logging Out

  1. Click on Settings in the navigation
  2. Find the "Account" section
  3. Click the "Sign out" button
  4. You'll be redirected to the login page

Getting Help

  1. Visit the Settings page
  2. Scroll to the "Help" section
  3. Click "Documentation" for guides
  4. Or click "Discord Support" to join the community server

Account Security

OAuth Authentication

SportDataIQ uses Discord's official OAuth system - no passwords are stored or required

Session Management

Sessions expire automatically for security

Secure Connections

All dashboard traffic is encrypted via HTTPS

Limited Access

SportDataIQ only requests permissions needed for functionality (server list, user info)

Privacy & Data

What information SportDataIQ stores:

  • Discord User ID: To identify your account
  • Server IDs: To associate alert rules with Discord servers
  • Channel IDs: To know where to send alerts
  • Alert Rules: Your configured notification settings
  • Activity History: Record of alerts sent (90 days)
What we DON'T store
  • Discord message content
  • Personal conversations or DMs
  • Voice chat data
  • Banking or payment information (service is free)

Need Help?

If you have questions about your account, settings, or privacy: