1 - Introduction

The Moderation Panel is the CAD-style live panel for server activity. It is distinct from Infractions, which are internal staff discipline records.

Member discipline actions such as warnings, kicks, bans, and BOLO records are primarily handled through Logs and ER:LC commands. Use the panel to inspect players, staff, CAD chat, ER:LC state, and incident context.

Think of this page as the operator view. It helps staff understand what is happening right now, while logs and infractions store the permanent records. A moderator may use the panel to identify a player, then create a log or run an ER:LC command based on what happened.

Because the panel combines several CADLY features, access depends on multiple settings: CAD permissions, ER:LC availability, logs permissions, and the active server slot.

1.1 - Table of Contents

Section What it covers

Panel Overview What the moderation panel shows

Moderation Actions How warnings, kicks, and bans are recorded

Settings Related permissions and settings

Troubleshooting Common access issues

1.2 - Links to Related Documents

• Logs
• ER:LC Integration
• Infractions

2 - Panel Overview

The panel requires CAD access for the active server slot. It uses the selected Server A or Server B context and depends on the server's CAD and ER:LC settings.

You can use it to view current ER:LC players, staff duty state, server activity, CAD chat, dispatch context, and logs depending on enabled modules and permissions.

Server slot matters. A user with CAD access for Server A does not automatically have Server B access. If your community uses dual servers, assign permissions intentionally so staff only see the slots they are allowed to moderate.

If mono-server mode is on, Server B is hidden across most CAD and ER:LC workflows. Turn mono-server mode off only when you actually run a second ER:LC server slot.

type: status
title: Moderation panel state
meta: CAD > Server A
status: Staff access granted
items:
- Visible Players | 31
- Active Calls | 4
- On-Duty Staff | 14
- Recent Logs | 9 today

3 - Moderation Actions

3.1 - Warnings, Kicks, and Bans

Use Logs for moderation records such as Warning, Kick, Ban BOLO, and Ban. The default log types include note, roleplay log, warning, kick, ban BOLO, and ban.

Use ER:LC Integration for live in-game commands such as :pm, :kick, :ban, :tban, and :unban when you have the matching command permission.

For a clean audit trail, run the live command and create a log entry. The command affects the game server; the log explains why it happened and lets leadership review it later.

type: flow
title: Moderation audit flow
meta: Live command plus record
status: Recommended
steps:
- Run command | Staff executes the approved ER:LC moderation command.
- Create log | Staff records target, reason, location, and evidence.
- Review later | Leadership audits the command and record together.

3.2 - User History

User history is built from logs and feature records. Search by Roblox ID, Roblox username, or linked Discord member in the logs tools when investigating repeat incidents.

4 - Settings / Configuration

4.1 - Access Settings

CAD View Permissions

Grants access to the CAD and moderation panel for Server A or Server B. Default: disabled until assigned through CADLY roles | Requires: none

Logs Create, Edit, Delete

Controls who can create, edit, or delete moderation log records. Default: disabled until assigned through CADLY roles | Requires: none

ER:LC Command Permissions

Controls which staff can run moderator, administrator, and owner-tier ER:LC commands for each server slot. Default: disabled until assigned through CADLY roles | Requires: none

5 - Troubleshooting Common Issues

5.1 - I Cannot Access the Panel

Make sure you have View Server plus the correct CAD view permission for the selected server slot. Server B also requires mono-server mode to be off.

5.2 - Kick or Ban Is Not Available

Live in-game actions are ER:LC commands. Check ER:LC is enabled, an API key is configured, and your CADLY role grants the command tier.

6 - Getting Support and Resources

If you need help, several resources are available:

• CADLY Documentation: Detailed reference for all features.
• CADLY Support Server: Join for fast help from the team.
• CADLY Email Support: Reach out via email for direct support.