✅ Whitelists
Whitelists are the members, roles and domains the agent's content moderation never actions. Set them once and they apply across the word blacklist, every auto filter, and AI spam removal.
Where to find it
- Open your workspace in the Fren One webapp.
- In the sidebar under Channels, select the Discord server you want to configure. Its pages open beneath it.
- Select Moderation, then the Whitelists tab.
You can also reach it from Manage whitelists on the Filters tab and on the Spam & Impersonation settings.
What you can whitelist
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Exempt roles | Members with any of these roles bypass the word blacklist and filters. |
| Whitelisted members | Never actioned by the word blacklist, filters, or AI spam removal. Entered as numeric Discord user IDs. |
| Allowed domains | Links to these domains skip link rules in filters (for example example.com). |
Changes apply immediately as you add or remove entries; there is no Save bar on this tab.
What whitelists don't cover
Whitelists cover the word blacklist, filters and AI spam removal. They do not apply to:
- Discord's native AutoMod, which Discord enforces with its own exemption settings.
- Features with their own exemption settings: Warns, Automatic Slowmode, Anti-Raid and XP.
The server owner, members with Discord Administrator and holders of Agent Admin roles are always exempt from filters, whether or not they're whitelisted.
Related features
- 🧹 Filters: The word blacklist and auto filters these whitelists apply to
- 🤖 Spam & Impersonation: AI spam removal, which also honours whitelisted members
- 🛡️ AutoMod (Discord native): Discord's own rules, with their own exemptions