The guild's accounting department.
The bot lives in your guild's Discord; the books live here. Members settle regears and payouts in the channels they already use, and every silver in and out lands on one ledger with the running balance always showing. It is the accounting department a small guild never had the officer-hours to run by hand.
Run from Discord, counted here
The call to arms, drawn up in Discord
One command posts the signup in your server. Members take slots by role, the comp and tier cap ride the card, and the roster locks itself when the fight forms up. Officers see who answered the call without leaving the channel.
Regears that file themselves
During a tracked call to arms (CTA), the bot watches the deaths of members who signed up and files their regears on its own, attributed to that fight. Small ones credit straight away; big ones queue for an officer's nod. Nobody chases screenshots after the wipe.
Regear from a screenshot
Any other death, a member drops their screenshot in Discord. The bot reads the lost gear off the image, checks it against the killboard, prices it off the same market feed this site runs on, and credits their wallet once an officer approves. The freshness dot rides every valuation.
Treasury
Typed income and expense with a running balance. Every transaction accounted.
Guilds live on the call to arms
The queue fills itself
The rest of the drawer
Bigger guilds get the deep end: rent-roll for the ones that run renters, regears filed straight from a killboard link, member wallets that each keep their own transparency ledger, compositions, and a CSV export for whoever runs the spreadsheet. It all drives from Discord slash commands; the website is where officers read the books.
Members only ever see your guild's own name and colour. Argent is the tool; the guild keeps its face.
See the books for yourself.
The live demo is being fitted out. This page will carry it the day it opens.
"Argent" is a working name, still going through clearance. The product, this page, and the demo link are provisional until it locks.