> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.thatstel.la/battery-webhook/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.thatstel.la/battery-webhook/using-battery-webhook/supported-services/discord.md).

# Discord

If you already have a Discord webhook URL provided to you (such as one for a public channel), skip to [Using your Discord webhook with Battery Webhook](/battery-webhook/using-battery-webhook/supported-services/discord/using-your-discord-webhook-with-battery-webhook.md). Otherwise, read on.

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To begin, you'll want to make sure that you have administrative access (or server edit permissions) to a Discord server containing a channel you would like to push to.

Then, open Discord and head to the server you want to push to.

![](/files/EjmIWE9OnFodRYMbHu2t)\
Open **Server Settings** and open the **Integrations** tab.

Then click **Create Webhook,** or if it says **View Webhooks** then click that and then click **Create Webhook.**\
![](/files/cL7sCWn4TSOiYuiZTQ99)

With the webhook created, you can now configure it. You can change its avatar, name, and the channel that it posts to. Once these are configured to your liking, click **Copy Webhook URL**.\
![](/files/NxHl4FjEhhIT5mC0Ucua)

This is the URL that you'll provide to Battery Webhook, so save it somewhere easily accessible, as we'll be pasting it into Battery Webhook later.

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Next, head to [Using your Discord webhook with Battery Webhook](/battery-webhook/using-battery-webhook/supported-services/discord/using-your-discord-webhook-with-battery-webhook.md) so you can use this new webhook.


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