Minecraft servers
Collect usernames, play style, experience, referrals, rules confirmation, and access requests.
FromFlow Get Started Discord whitelist applications
Screen applicants, review answers, approve access, and connect every accepted player to the right roles and channels.
What you can run
Collect the identity, experience, rules acknowledgement, and scenario answers your team needs before granting protected access.
Collect usernames, play style, experience, referrals, rules confirmation, and access requests.
Review character concepts, roleplay experience, scenarios, availability, and community expectations.
Screen players for private sessions, test groups, factions, clans, and gated game communities.
Use applications to approve members for protected roles, channels, programs, or invitation-only groups.
Built around your process
FromFlow turns every whitelist decision into the correct Discord roles, channels, records, player updates, and onboarding actions.
Collect Discord details, game usernames, platform, region, experience, and community history.
Confirm policies and ask scenario questions that match the standards of your server.
Give reviewers the complete application with notes, follow-up actions, status, and decision controls.
Assign whitelist roles, reveal channels, send connection details, and start player onboarding.
How it works
Open a game-specific form from a server panel, button, command, or onboarding path.
Collect player identity, experience, rules confirmation, and scenario answers.
Route the application to staff for notes, follow-up questions, approval, or denial.
Update the applicant and assign the approved roles, channels, and next instructions.
FAQ
Yes. FromFlow lets you build the full Discord whitelist application bot visually with Discord triggers, conditions, actions, stored data, and hosted deployment.
Yes. Give each game, server, faction, platform, or access level its own questions, reviewers, roles, and approval path.
Yes. Add a request-info decision that updates the record, contacts the applicant, and returns the case to review when they reply.
Yes. Connect approval to Discord roles, protected channels, game access instructions, welcome messages, and onboarding workflows.