Integrations

Every integration is optional and looked up when the agent starts. A plugin that is not installed costs nothing, and none of them is needed for the agent to run. Each one reports into a generic event, so the dashboard's charts do not care which plugin fed them.

Punishments

LiteBans, LibertyBans and AdvancedBan all report each punishment as it is issued and as it is lifted: the player, the kind (ban, mute, kick, warn), who did it, the reason, the duration and whether it is an IP ban, plus the plugin's own entry id.

• Run on the proxy and the backends at once? Both report the same entry; the dashboard counts each plugin's id once.
• The console is reported as no staff member, and shows as Console.
• Address-only punishments — an IP ban that names no player — are not reported by any of the three.
• LibertyBans gives an IP ban on a player (a composite victim) as that player, marked as an IP ban.
• AdvancedBan is read on Paper and Spigot only. Its events do not say who lifted a punishment, so a revoke never has a staff member, and it names staff by name: a staff member who is offline when it fires is recorded as the console. Notes are not punishments and are not reported. Temporary kinds count as their base kind (a temp-ban is a ban).

Votes

NuVotifier's vote event, on whichever side runs it: the proxy or a server. Each vote carries the site name as Votifier reports it and the username. The player's UUID is attached when they are online on the side that received the vote; otherwise the vote is kept with the name alone. Votes appear on Acquisition and in a player's timeline.

LuckPerms

• The group a session starts with. Every session.start carries the player's LuckPerms primary group at that moment. The Ranks page uses it to split active players by rank.
• Rank changes. The agent compares a player's groups before and after every change, so parent set (a clear and an add) comes out as one add and one removal, and renewing a temporary group counts as a new add. The same group held in several contexts counts once, with its latest expiry.
• A change is reported where it was made — the proxy or the server where the command ran — so a network reports it once.
• A temporary group that expires on its own is not reported.

PlaceholderAPI

Paper and Spigot only. See Placeholders for how to list them and how the dashboard charts them.

ViaVersion

On a standalone Paper server, ViaVersion lets in clients of other versions, and Paper then reports its own version for all of them. When ViaVersion is installed the agent asks it for each player's real version instead. On a network the proxy reports the version, so ViaVersion on a backend changes nothing.

Floodgate

When the Floodgate API is present, the agent asks it whether each player is on Bedrock. Without it, an unlinked Bedrock player is still recognised by their UUID (00000000-0000-0000-…); a Bedrock player linked to a Java account keeps the Java UUID, and only Floodgate can recognise them.

Economy plugins

See Economy for how each economy is read and how a change seen by several of them is counted once.