Connect Tally to Discord

Stay in the loop by sending Tally form submissions directly to your Discord channels.

With the Discord integration, you can automatically post new form responses to any channel in your server — perfect for collecting feedback, managing requests, or engaging your community in real time.

The Discord integration is available for free to all Tally users.

How to connect Tally to Discord How to customize your message How to format text Why people use the Discord integration

How to connect Tally to Discord

Open your published form in Tally

Go to Integrations

Look for Discord and click Connect

Authorize Tally to access your Discord account

Select the server and channel where you want submissions to be posted.

Click Connect with Discord and get notified for new form submissions in Discord.

How to customize your message

By default, @All answers automatically adds all answers, hidden and calculated fields that are not empty. You can add or remove text and type @ to insert specific form data.

How to format text

Discord allows Markdown formatting options to structure your text or create useful visual highlights.

Result	Markdown
Italics	italics or _italics_
Underline italics	__underline italics__
Bold	bold
Underline bold	__underline bold__
Bold Italics	*bold italics*
Underline bold italics	__*underline bold italics*__
Underline	__underline__
~~Strikethrough~~	~~Strikethrough~~

Learn more about text formatting options in Discord

Why people use the Discord integration

People use the Discord integration from Tally because it helps them bring structure to a space that moves fast. Discord is great for conversation, but not great for collecting information in a clean or reliable way. When you ask for feedback, signups or reports inside a channel, the answers spread out across threads and DMs and things get lost quickly.

With the integration, people use a Tally form to collect information in a clear, guided way. Every submission then gets posted directly into a selected Discord channel so moderators and team members see it right away. Nothing gets buried, everything stays organized and the team can act faster.

Another reason people use it is to bring outside data into the community. You can publish a Tally form on your website or anywhere else and still have every submission show up instantly in Discord. It keeps the community updated on applications, bug reports, event signups or feedback without making everyone switch platforms.

In short, people use the Discord integration because it helps them capture information cleanly and share it with their community in real time, without letting anything slip through the cracks.