Your community already lives in Discord. The application, the review conversation, the acceptance and the role all happen there — except the role, which happens whenever an admin next logs in and remembers.
Guildbase APP
Application accepted
Whitelist Application · reviewed by @Nova
Guildbase connects to your server so acceptance and access are the same action. Roles are applied and removed automatically, nicknames follow your format, and new applications land in the channel your staff already watch.
The whitelisted, department or staff role is applied the moment an application is accepted, and the applicant role removed in the same step.
Set a nickname automatically to your callsign, character name or tag convention rather than asking people to do it themselves.
New applications and stage changes post to the channels you choose, so your staff channel becomes the queue.
Require that an applicant is already in your server, or already holds a particular role, before they can submit at all.
Applicants sign in with Discord, so the identity on an application is verified rather than a username someone typed.
Where a role came from a certification that expires, it can be removed automatically when that certification lapses.
Connect your Discord server
Choose which roles map to which outcomes
Pick the channels that should receive notifications
Accept an application and watch the role land
Yes. Workflow stage actions add and remove roles and change nicknames, so accepting an application grants access at the same moment rather than leaving it on somebody's to-do list.
Yes. Requirements can demand server membership, a specific role, a connected Discord account, a verified email, two-factor authentication or a minimum account age before a form can be submitted.
In whichever channels you configure. Notifications cover new submissions and stage changes, so the staff channel doubles as the review queue.
It can. A stage action can set a nickname to your community's format, which saves asking every new member to rename themselves correctly.
Roles are driven by application state rather than by memory, so their record and previous outcomes are still there when they return.
How communities in these games use it, with the application types they typically run.
Discord applications
Staff, moderator and partnership applications for Discord servers, with roles assigned the moment someone is accepted.
Minecraft applications
Whitelist applications for SMPs, staff and builder recruitment, and event signups for Minecraft servers of any size.
GTA RP applications
Whitelist and character applications for GTA roleplay cities on any framework, from FiveM to RageMP and alt:V.
Free to start, no card required. Bring your Discord server and set it up this afternoon.