Discord integration
Pro alliances can wire a Discord webhook into Last Command so announcements and Desert Storm match-lifecycle events (match created, signup requested, match completed) get posted into the alliance Discord automatically. Personal reminders — the 60-minute heads-up before your DS match or train slot — go via push, not Discord, so the channel stays signal-heavy.
What posts to Discord
Two flows fan out to Discord:
- Announcements with the “Post to Discord” toggle on — match call-ups, weekly recaps, recruitment posts, anything you compose under Announcements.
- Desert Storm lifecycle events — the weekly auto-creation, new signup requests, match-completed result posts. These post automatically when the event happens.
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Setting up the webhook
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Create a Discord webhook
In Discord, open the channel you want Last Command to post into → Edit channel → Integrations → Webhooks → New webhook. Name it “Last Command” and copy the webhook URL.
- 2
Paste it into Last Command
In Last Command, open Settings → Discord and paste the webhook URL into the field. Save.
- 3
Send a test post
Use the Test connection button to confirm the wiring. You should see a small Last Command message appear in the target channel within a couple of seconds.
- 4
Compose your first announcement
Open Announcements, write something, tick “Post to Discord,” and send. From now on every announcement with the toggle on goes both in-app and to Discord.
Targeting an audience
When you compose an announcement you can pick an audience — a rank-based filter or a saved custom audience. The platform passes Discord user IDs of the matched members to the webhook so the post can mention them by username if their profile has a Discord ID linked. Members who haven't linked Discord still get the announcement in-app, just without the @-mention.