> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.extratimegg.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Servers

> How Discord servers map to extratime communities.

# Servers

In extratime, a **server** is a Discord server (guild) that has the extratime bot installed. Every piece of data — teams, matches, tournaments, leaderboards — is scoped to a single server.

## One server, one community

Each Discord server operates as an independent competitive community. Teams created in Server A don't exist in Server B. This means:

* A player can be on different teams in different servers
* ELO ratings are per-server
* Leaderboards are per-server
* Tournaments are per-server

## Server roles

| Role          | Access                                                                                   |
| ------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Owner**     | Full access. Can manage billing, delete server data, and transfer ownership.             |
| **Admin**     | Can manage teams, players, tournaments, scrims, and bot settings. Cannot access billing. |
| **Moderator** | Can manage match results and moderate players.                                           |
| **Player**    | Can create/join teams, queue for scrims, and enter tournaments.                          |

Server roles in extratime are synced from Discord. If a user has a role in Discord that's mapped to an admin role in extratime, they get admin access on the dashboard automatically.

## Bot presence

The extratime bot tracks which servers it's currently in. If the bot is removed from a server, the data is preserved but the server is marked as inactive. Re-adding the bot restores access.