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@@ -24,17 +24,45 @@ Two main tools have been written to achieve this:
 
 ## Setup
 
-### Discord Server
-
-Webhook, requests channel, archives channel, events category, permissions, role names
+### Discord Server Setup for Google Forms to Discord
+
+## Webhook Setup:
+For setting up the channels to work with DigiBot:
+* Ensure that the Manage Webhooks permission has been enabled in the server required
+* Go to Server settings, under Integrations, click on Webhooks and then Create Webhook 
+* Click on the channel you would like automated responses to be sent to
+* Copy the webhook URL
+* Copy the drive ID by copying the link on the required google drive folder
+https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/{drive_id}?usp=sharing 
+* Update both the form Google App Script and digisoc.js by changing the constants of webhook URL and drive IDs
+  * In the code for the file digisoc.js, paste the Webhook URL between the '' symbols on for const webhookURL and driveID
+* Ensure the file is saved
+
+For further clarification, refer to https://github.com/axieax/google-forms-to-discord
 
 ### DigiBot
 
-Put your Discord bot token in a .env file
-
-This can be found in https://discord.com/applications/{application_id}/bot
-
+### To setup DigiBot on your Discord server:
+* Go to the Discord Developer Portal 
+https://discord.com/developers/applications 
+* Create a new application and name it accordingly
+* Click on Bot to create a bot, copy the bot token (required for local setup) 
+* Set your bot to have admin permissions, with integer 8
+* Select the following Privileged Gateway Intents: 
+  * Server Members Intent, Message Content Intent (enable through GUI)
+* Invite the bot to your server by using the URL generator under OAuth2 that will have a similar form to: 
+`https://discord.com/api/oauth2/authorize?client_id={client_id}}&permissions=8&scope=bot`
+
+### Setting up the Bot locally:
+* Copy the ssh key of the automation-suite repository
+* On the terminal write:
+`code .env`
+* Save your Discord bot token in the .env file in the following format: 
 `TOKEN=DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN`
+* To start DigiBot, type the following on the terminal:
+`python3 main.py`
+For further reading into permissions relating to coded intents on members: 
+https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api.html#discord.Intents.members
 
 ### Docker Deployment
 
@@ -44,3 +72,8 @@ Build image
 Create container from image
 `docker run digibot-image`
 add `-d` flag for daemonised/detached process (in background)
+
+## Ensuring the discord server is compatible with DigiBot
+Initial discord server preparation:
+* Create a category with a channel called requests and a channel called archives
+  * Note that the event name index for event name is zero-indexed
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