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All about streamion.bot.

Sign-in flow, chat commands, event responses, alerts, music integrations — the full reference for your bot configuration.

Discord birthdays

Members of your Discord community can register their birthday, and streamion.bot posts a greeting in your server on the day. It builds on the Discord integration — link a server first, then turn birthdays on.

Setting it up

On Settings → Discord, open the Birthdays tab and configure:

  • Announce birthdays in this server — the master switch.
  • Announcement channel — which text channel the greetings post in. The bot needs View Channel and Send Messages there.
  • Time zone and Announce at — when the daily greeting goes out, in your local time.
  • Custom message (optional) — your own greeting, up to 1000 characters, with the placeholders {mention}, {name}, and {age}. Leave it empty to use the default greeting.

On each member's birthday, the bot posts once — at your configured time and zone, once per year. Birthdays on 29 February are greeted on 28 February in non-leap years.

How your community registers

These slash commands run in Discord and are available to everyone in the server:

  • /birthday set — register a birthday. You pick a day and month, and optionally a year (adding the year lets greetings show the person's age). The reply is private to the person setting it.
  • /birthday remove — delete your saved birthday.
  • /birthday list — privately see the upcoming birthdays.
  • /birthday all — post the full list of registered birthdays publicly in the channel.

The Birthdays dashboard page

Discord → Birthdays (/discord/birthdays) lists every birthday your community has registered, with name, date, and age. You can delete individual entries from here.