Dashboard → your server → Server Recap. Modora renders a short video about the period, and posts it with a share link.
Two decisions: how often, week or month, and which channel it is posted in. Leaving the channel empty is a real choice: the recap and its share link are still made, but nothing is posted.
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The switch in the header is the only thing that turns the module on or off. The settings form never touches it, so saving your cadence cannot switch the module off behind your back.
The scheduled run happens daily at 07:00 and decides per server whether that server's period has come round. Daily rather than weekly on purpose: a missed Monday still produces the recap on Tuesday instead of skipping the whole period.
Generate now queues a render straight away. It takes minutes. Only one render per server runs at a time, so a second press within half an hour is refused rather than queued.
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Rendering needs the separate video project to be configured on the environment. Where it is not, the Generate button says so instead of queueing work that would fail minutes later in a log file.
A recap can lead with messages sent, members joined, voice minutes, reactions added, giveaway entries and threads created. The page shows which of those six your server has actually recorded in the last 90 days.
There is no top members section. Messages are recorded per channel and never per member, so who talked most is not answerable from what was recorded, and the recap does not guess.
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A figure your server never counted is left out of the video entirely. It is not printed as zero, because a server that simply never had that counter on did not have a quiet week; it had an unmeasured one.
The page keeps the 12 most recent recaps, newest first, and shows a failed render with its status rather than hiding it. Only a rendered recap gets a share link.
A recap is written in your server's language, because it describes one community rather than whoever opens the link. English and Dutch are translated; every other language falls back to English.
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