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# BOLT⚡ WL Commands

### <mark style="color:yellow;">Administrator Commands</mark>

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="/give-whitelist-to-server" %}
***Features:***\
&#x20;  • Enables the distribution of whitelist spots to projects that are not signed up within the BOLT:zap: ecosystem.\
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***Options:***\
&#x20;  `amount:` input the amount of whitelist spots you want to distribute to the other server\
&#x20;  `whitelist:` select which whitelist is being distributed\
&#x20;  `role:` select which role will be allocated to the other project's holders when they win the whitelist spot (e.g. Early Supporter or Standard whitelist).\
&#x20;  `project_server_id:` input the Server ID Code (please check [\[WHITELIST DISTRIBUTION\]](/zenin/bolt/super-suite-of-tools/whitelist-distribution.md#enable-developer-mode))\
&#x20;  `project_name:` input the name of the project that will be receiving whitelist spots.\
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**Displayed information includes:**\
&#x20;  \- Information entered above put into a message to confirm the details of the whitelist distribution\
&#x20;  \- A link to provide the other project's collaboration manager\
&#x20;  \- Information about other whitelist tiers if they were distributed to the same server

{% hint style="info" %}
Check [\[WHITELIST DISTRIBUTION\]](/zenin/bolt/super-suite-of-tools/whitelist-distribution.md#give-whitelist-to-server) for additional information.\
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Please send the Gitbook tutorial [\[WHITELIST DISTRIBUTION\]](/zenin/bolt/super-suite-of-tools/whitelist-distribution.md#give-whitelist-to-server) \[<mark style="color:yellow;">Step 3</mark>] to the external Collaboration Manager if they have issues setting their Holder Roles for BOLT:zap: whitelist allocation.<br>
{% endhint %}
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="/give-whitelist" %}
***Features:***\
&#x20;  • Enables the distribution of whitelist spots to projects that are approved within the BOLT:zap: ecosystem.\
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***Options:***\
&#x20;  `amount:` input the amount of whitelist spots you want to distribute to the other server\
&#x20;  `whitelist:` select which whitelist is being distributed\
&#x20;  `role:` select which role will be allocated to the other project's holders when they claim the whitelist spot (e.g. Early Supporter or Standard whitelist).\
&#x20;  `send_to:` Select the project on Discord that has BOLT:zap: installed on their server.\
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**Displayed information includes:**

&#x20; \- Information entered above put into a message to confirm the details of the whitelist distribution\
&#x20;  \- Other projects with Whitelist Allocations<br>

{% hint style="info" %}
If you wanted to allocate whitelist spots to your own server, please use this command and select your server in the "`send_to`" command.
{% endhint %}
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="/give-whitelist-to-user" %}
***Features:***\
&#x20;  • Enables the distribution of whitelist spots to certain individuals within the project Discord server.\
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*<mark style="color:yellow;"><mark style="color:red;">Note:<mark style="color:red;"></mark>* To deliver Whitelist spots to users within your own server, you must first allocate your server Whitelist spots with the `/give-whitelist`.\
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***Options:***\
&#x20;  `whitelist:` select which whitelist that will be distributed to the user\
&#x20;  `user:` select or type the Discord username on the server to allocate WL to\
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**Displayed information includes:**

&#x20;   \- The status of whitelist allocation including the username of the individual that received the role as well as the remaining balance of whitelists.
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="/whitelist-allocations" %}
***Features:***\
&#x20;  • Collates all active WL spots that have been given to the server from other projects.\
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***Options:*** \[N/A]\
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**Displayed information includes:**\
&#x20;   **-** Amount of whitelist spots\
&#x20;   \- Projects that have offered whitelists to your server via BOLT:zap:
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="/whitelist-info" %}
***Features:***\
&#x20;  • Collates all active WL spots that have been given to other servers from your pre-mint whitelist allocation.\
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***Options:*** \[N/A]\
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**Displayed information includes:**\
&#x20;   **-** Amount of whitelist spots given and how many spots are left per server\
&#x20;  \- Projects that have received whitelists from your server via BOLT:zap:
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="FCFS & Giveaway" %}
**Please check:**

* [BOLT⚡ Raid Commands](/zenin/bolt/super-suite-of-tools/raid-2-earn/bolt-raid-commands.md) under [BOLT⚡ Raid Commands](/zenin/bolt/super-suite-of-tools/raid-2-earn/bolt-raid-commands.md#raid-whitelist) for whitelist distribution by raiding.

* [BOLT⚡ FCFS & Giveaway Commands](/zenin/bolt/super-suite-of-tools/raid-2-earn/bolt-fcfs-and-giveaway-commands.md) under [BOLT⚡ FCFS & Giveaway Commands](/zenin/bolt/super-suite-of-tools/raid-2-earn/bolt-fcfs-and-giveaway-commands.md#list-whitelist) and [BOLT⚡ FCFS & Giveaway Commands](/zenin/bolt/super-suite-of-tools/raid-2-earn/bolt-fcfs-and-giveaway-commands.md#raffle-whitelist) for whitelist distribution via raffle or under a first-come-first-served basis.
  {% endtab %}
  {% endtabs %}

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<summary>PERMISSIONS FOR PROJECT ADMINISTRATORS</summary>

&#x20;   If you're a collaboration manager you will want to set these commands listed above to have the permissions appear in the following format. Collaboration managers or high-level Discord members should be the only users that have access to initate these commands. The permissions should also be set-up to be used in server channels where your project finds to be appropriate to use these commands.

1. Select **Server Settings**.
2. Navigate to **Integrations** under **APPS** (subsection).
3. Select **BOLT** from the list of *Bots and Apps* in the project's Discord server.
4. Add relevant **ROLES AND MEMBERS** that will be handling the <mark style="color:yellow;">**Administrator Commands**</mark> above.
5. Add relevant **CHANNELS** that these commands can be used in.
6. Congratulations! You can use these Administrator Commands in the appropriate channels.

&#x20;                   ![](/files/AQZBU1ejlbirELikRGJH) \
Please refer to this image as a guide on how your <mark style="color:yellow;">**Administrator Commands**</mark> should be set up.

</details>
