> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.drakodevelopment.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.drakodevelopment.net/moderation-and-roles.md).

# Moderation & Roles

- [Verification](https://docs.drakodevelopment.net/moderation-and-roles/verification.md): The verification system provides two main features: Join Roles (automatic role assignment when users join) and Verification System (require users to verify before accessing the server).
- [Invite Roles](https://docs.drakodevelopment.net/moderation-and-roles/invite-roles.md): The Invite Roles system rewards members with roles when they invite others to your server. It’s automatic, scalable, and encourages community growth.
- [Reaction Roles](https://docs.drakodevelopment.net/moderation-and-roles/reaction-roles.md): A comprehensive guide to setting up and configuring reaction role panels in DrakoBot.
- [Moderation](https://docs.drakodevelopment.net/moderation-and-roles/moderation.md): The logging system records user actions, moderation events, voice activity, security incidents, and more. All logs are sent to configured channels using embeds, so staff can easily review activity


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