Getting Started with Scout

Add Scout to your server and start tracking your friends' League matches in minutes.

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Sign in to the dashboard

Open the Scout dashboard and sign in with your Discord account — Scout uses it to confirm which servers you manage. No password required.

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Add Scout to your server

Note: You need Administrator permissions in the Discord server you want to add Scout to.

From the dashboard, click "Add Scout to a server" and pick the server you want to track. Approve the permissions and Discord sends you right back to the dashboard, ready to configure.

  1. Click "Add Scout to a server" in the dashboard
  2. Select the Discord server where you want to add Scout
  3. Review and approve the requested permissions
  4. You're returned to the dashboard for that server
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Configure in the dashboard

From your server's dashboard you can:

  • Add players to track: pick a channel, enter a Riot ID (GameName#TagLine) and a friendly alias, and Scout starts watching their games.
  • Manage subscriptions: move players between channels, add them to more channels, or remove them — all from a table.
  • Set up competitions & reports: build leaderboards and scheduled reports with a guided form.
Scout dashboard 'Add subscription' dialog with channel, region, Riot ID, and alias fields

Add a player to track from a simple form — pick a channel, paste a Riot ID, done.

Scout dashboard subscriptions table listing tracked players and their channels

Manage every tracked player and channel from one table.

💡 Pro Tip: Finding Riot IDs

You can find your Riot ID in the League client. It's displayed as GameName#TagLine. For example: Faker#KR1

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Enjoy automatic updates

That's it! Scout will now automatically:

Pre-Match Alerts

Get notified the moment a tracked player starts a game, with champion picks and game mode

Post-Match Reports

Receive beautiful reports with detailed stats, KDA, damage, gold, items, and more

Here's what your match notifications will look like:

Example of a Scout match notification in Discord showing player stats, KDA, and LP gains

Scout automatically posts detailed match reports right in your Discord channel

Slash commands

Every action is also available as a slash command in Discord. For example, add a subscription with /subscription add:

/subscription add channel:#general region:na1 riot-id:PlayerName#1234 alias:MyFriend

Command Parameters:

  • channel: The Discord channel where notifications will be posted
  • region: The League region (na1, euw1, eune1, kr, etc.)
  • riot-id: The player's Riot ID in format "GameName#TagLine"
  • alias: A friendly name to display in notifications

See the full slash command reference →.

What's Next?

🏆 Create Competitions

Set up custom leaderboards and challenges for your server members from the Competitions tab in the dashboard (or with the /competition create command).

Example of a Scout competition progress chart tracking LP over time
Learn about competitions →

📚 Read Full Documentation

Explore all features, commands, and advanced configuration options in our comprehensive documentation.

View full docs →

❓ Get Help

Need help? Use the /help command in Discord, or join our support server.

Discord Support → GitHub Issues →