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# Roles

Role Message Tracking will keep track of how many messages are sent by users with a role! Which is great if you want to track how active your moderation team is, or find out what demographic is the most active.

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Free servers are limited to 1 tracked role, for up to 5 you need [TicketsPRO](/ticketsdocs/pro/about.md)
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## Setup

To setup Role message tracking, run the `/message role-tracker` command

For the options you have 2, "slot" and "role" there are 5 total slots each slot can occupy one role to be tracked, you must select a slot and a role to be set in it, once you do that Tickets will begin tracking the role.

## Manage/Replace Tracked Roles

When you run `/message role-tracker` is run it permanently overwrites previous data, so if you want to replace a role, or reset it just rerun the command to do so.

There are no backups, so proceed with caution

## View Tracked Roles

You can easily view tracked roles using the `/message role-view` command, this will display all of the tracked roles and their message counts, if a slot isnt filled it'll say "Not set."

<figure><img src="/files/DnnHCABqzHozHkd0P9UZ" alt="" width="375"><figcaption><p>Tracked Roles</p></figcaption></figure>


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