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Role Bindings are the core of Invaro’s verification system. They define the rules that tell the bot which Discord roles to give when a member verifies or re-syncs their account. Invaro handles everything automatically the moment a user links their Roblox account.

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How Binds Work

When a user verifies their Roblox account through Invaro, the bot evaluates every active bind in your portal and applies the ones that match. If a user’s account meets the condition of a bind — their group rank matches, they own a specific asset, they belong to a group, or they’re assigned to a portal team — they receive the associated Discord roles automatically.
Higher-priority binds override nickname templates from lower-priority binds. Disabled binds are skipped entirely.
Invaro also runs a stale check on load. If a role bind’s stored rank name no longer matches the live rank name in your Roblox group, Invaro automatically updates the stored name and shows a notification on the card. If a rank ID no longer exists in the group at all, the bind is flagged with a warning. There are four types of binds:

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Bind Types

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Role Binds

Link a specific Roblox group rank to one or more Discord roles. When a verified member holds that rank in your linked group they receive the configured roles. Best used for: Syncing your Roblox group hierarchy to Discord.

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Team Binds

Assign Discord roles based on membership in a portal Team (created in the Team Directory). When a staff member is assigned to that team in the directory, they receive the configured roles on next sync. Best used for: Giving department-specific roles to HR, Events, Moderation teams, and so on.

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Group Binds

Check whether a user is a member of a specific Roblox group, optionally filtered by a rank range. You can bind roles based on groups other than your primary linked group. Best used for: Ally group recognition, partner communities, or multi-group setups.

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Catalog Binds

Assign roles based on Roblox asset ownership. Supported asset types: Gamepasses, Badges, Shirts, Pants, and general Assets. Best used for: VIP roles for gamepass owners, donor recognition, or event badge holders.

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Creating a Bind

Click Create Bind from the Binds page. A type picker opens — choose the bind type you want to create.

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Creating a Role Bind

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Select Create Bind → Role Bind

The modal shows your linked group’s ranks. Pick the rank you want to bind by searching by name or rank ID.
2

Select Discord roles

Pick one or more Discord roles — up to 10 per bind. These are assigned when a user holds the selected Roblox rank.
3

Set a nickname template (optional)

Add a nickname template using the available variables (e.g. {username} | {groupRole}). Bind-level nicknames override the portal-wide global nickname.
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Save

Click Create Bind. The bind is active immediately.

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Creating a Team Bind

1

Select Create Bind → Team Bind

The modal loads teams from your Team Directory.
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Select a team

Pick the portal team this bind applies to.
3

Select Discord roles and save

Pick the Discord roles to assign, optionally set a nickname template, and click Create Bind.

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Creating a Group Bind

1

Select Create Bind → Group Bind

Enter a Roblox Group ID and click Fetch to auto-populate the group name.
2

Set rank range (optional)

Enter a Min Rank and/or Max Rank to restrict the bind to a rank range. Leave both empty to match any group member.
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Select Discord roles and save

Pick the Discord roles to assign and optionally add a nickname template, then click Create Bind.

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Creating a Catalog Bind

1

Select Create Bind → Catalog Bind

Choose an asset type: Gamepass, Badge, Shirt, Pants, or Asset.
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Enter the Asset ID

For Badges, Shirts, Pants, and Assets — paste the asset ID and click Fetch to auto-fill the name. For Gamepasses, auto-fetch is not available; enter the name manually.
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Select Discord roles and save

Choose the Discord roles to assign, optionally add a nickname template, and click Create Bind.

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Managing Existing Binds

Binds are grouped by type across four tabs — Role Binds, Team Binds, Group Binds, and Catalog Binds. Each tab shows a count badge. Use the search bar to filter by name within the active tab. Each bind card shows the bind name, type, associated Discord roles, and an optional nickname template.

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Nickname Variables

The following variables can be used in any nickname template field:

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Access Control

Only portal Owners and Admins can create, edit, or delete binds. Staff members with limited access roles will see an access-denied screen on the Binds page.