
To do this, go to the Discord developer portal, and * **on the Discord developer portal page, click the “ New Application*” button in the top right corner.

You may not want everyone to be able to access that page, so you can use the OAuth2 system provided by Discord. Later in this article, we will be building something like a dashboard where you can see all the servers that have your bot attached to it.

Discord provides a way to section different groups of people with Server/Guild.

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