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# How do I have the Discord Bot assign roles?

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Make sure the Subber Bot is sorted above the assignable roles and has permissions!
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1. Make sure you've [installed the Discord Bot](/subber-docs-public/how-to-start-in-5-min/3.-install-subber-discord-bot.md) (troubleshooting help [here](/subber-docs-public/faqs/how-do-i-fix-discord-bot-issues.md))
2. Make sure the Subber Bot has manage role permissions and is sorted above the role that you want it to assign in your server's Role settings.

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3. Make sure the Subber Discord Bot is sorted above the role you want to assign in your server's Roles.
4. Add the Discord Role ID in your Giveaway or Allowlist 

   * To get the ID of a role without mentioning it, enable developer mode in the Appearance section of your user settings, then go to the role menu in the server settings and right click on the role you want the ID of, then click "Copy ID".

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