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# Steps in Discord

To connect to Discord, you need to create a developer account to obtain the bot token, client ID, and client secret values by creating a custom application from your Discord developer account.

1. Log in to the [Discord developer account](https://discord.com/developers/applications).
2. Click **Create New Application**, enter a name for the application, and click **Create**.
3. On the left menu, click **OAuth2**, add the redirect URI for your instance, and click **Save Changes**.
4. In the **Client Information** section, copy the **CLIENT ID** value to a safe place. In the **CLIENT SECRET** field, click **Reset secret**, accept the warning, and copy the secret value to a safe place.
5. On the left menu, click **Bot > Add bot**.
6. Optional: Change the default name of the bot.
7. Optional: Enable the **Privileged Gateway Intent** settings if you want to receive full message content from all the modules.
8. Click **Reset** to generate the bot token, accept the alert, and copy the bot token to a safe place as you can see the token only once.

{% hint style="info" %}
Every time you reset the token, the existing connections will stop working. You need to reauthenticate the connection with this new token.
{% endhint %}

You now have the OAuth credentials and can enter them in your instance.


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