Player Panel
The Player Panel is the staff workspace for looking up players, linking and unlinking their game IDs, and giving members a self-service surface to manage their own linked accounts. Available in the dashboard and via /player panel in Discord.
Open Player Panel →
One surface for everything identity. Members can view and link their own IDs; staff can look up any player across Discord, Steam, Xbox, and Alderon and link or unlink IDs on their behalf. Available in the dashboard or via /player panel in Discord.
What is this?
A two-mode panel. The Self-Service half lets a member view their own linked accounts and start a link / verify flow without staff intervention. The Admin half lets staff look up any player by Discord ID, Steam ID, or Alderon ID, plus link or unlink IDs on someone else's account when self-service isn't the right path (e.g., they no longer have access to the original Steam account).
Why you might want it
Identity is the load-bearing piece of moderation in game-server communities. If you can't tie a Discord user to the Steam account that joined a server, your strikes and bans only work on one surface. The Player Panel concentrates every identity action into one place so staff aren't hunting through three different commands.
How it appears in Discord
Staff with the panel_players capability can run /player panel in Discord to open the ephemeral staff panel below. Members with the relevant feature enabled can use the Self-Service half from the same surface.
Where it lives in the dashboard
On the dashboard the Player Panel is the first entry in the Panels sidebar section. In a gaming-context server it's labelled Player Panel; in a non-gaming server it appears as User Panel.
Look up players, link / unlink game IDs, view self-service identity status.
How to open this panel
Pick your server in the sidebar, then click Panels → Player Panel. The page combines the lookup surface with quick action buttons.
Staff with the panel_players capability run /player panel. Members with identity features enabled see the Self-Service half of the same dropdown.
What you can do from here
Search by Discord, Steam, or Alderon ID and see every linked identity tied to that player, with their full enforcement history. See Player Lookup.
Either through self-service (member runs the OAuth flow themselves) or admin-side (you set the link manually when they can't do it). See Linking IDs.
Decide which providers are enabled for your server (Steam, Alderon, Xbox). See Player Settings.
For game servers that use the SFTP log monitor, members can verify by typing a one-time code in game chat. See SFTP Log Monitoring.
Who can use this panel
Player Panel actions are split between member-facing self-service and staff admin tools; capabilities gate each side independently.
panel_players— opens the dashboard panel and the Discord/player panelcommand.players_lookup— search for a player by any ID (Discord / Steam / Alderon / Xbox).players_link/players_unlink— admin-side link and unlink actions on someone else's account.
Members never need any of these. Self-Service is available to everyone with identity features enabled; only the staff admin actions sit behind capabilities.