Leaderboards

Leaderboards, in Health, ranks what stands out over your date range. It opens its boards in their own list: the ones about people under People, the ones about places under Places. Each board is a table: press a column heading to rank by it, type in Filter by name to find a name, and press Show more to go further down. Press a member or a channel to open it in Lens.

Members

Activity ranks members by messages, voice time, reactions given or reactions received. It holds the top 200 members.

Channels

Channels lists every channel with messages, threads or voice time in the range, busiest first. Voice channels sit alongside text ones.

Invites

Two boards under People rank invites:

• Inviters ranks members by the joins their invites brought, and how many of those joiners stayed.
• Invite links ranks the invite links themselves, including your vanity URL, the same way.

A high retention rate matters more than a high join count: it shows whose invites bring people who stick around.

Content

Two boards under Places rank what members use:

• Emoji lists every emoji used, by how often it was sent in a message, given as a reaction and received on one.
• Commands lists every slash command used, with how many different members used it.

Events

Events lists your scheduled Discord events with how many members said they were interested and how many turned up. A member counts as attending if they were heard in the event's voice channel while it ran, from shortly before it started to its end.

Levels

Levels ranks members by levelling level and XP. It opens on All time, where each member stands as /leaderboard ranks them in Discord, levels brought over from another bot and XP changed by hand included. A shorter range ranks the XP members earned in it instead. Press a member to open their Levelling page in Lens.

The other boards here count activity for your team to read; Levels is the standing members see themselves, with /rank and /leaderboard. See Level-ups and rank cards.