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# Applications
Applications provides a set of configurable options that you can display on your server, allowing members to submit applications for roles or opportunities. All available configuration settings for Applications can be found within the Utilities Branch after assembling the module. This enables you to customize the application process and showcase it to your server members effectively.\
Once you reach this screen in the application module, click on **Create Panel** to begin setting up your application for your Discord server. These applications can be customized for any purpose or role within your server, allowing you to gather information or manage applications efficiently.
After you create your application panel, the next step is to click on **Post App Embed**. This will generate and post the application embed in your server, making it accessible for members to view and submit their applications.
{% hint style="info" %}
Make sure in the Panels area you write the name of the panel as you named it in the previous step. This is case sensitive.
{% endhint %}
Once you click **Submit**, the application panel will be displayed in your Discord server, allowing members to view and submit their applications.
If you want to restrict certain roles from applying for a specific application, you can set up a **blacklisted role**. Members with this role will be prevented from applying while they retain their current roles in your server. This helps you control who can submit applications for particular roles or positions.
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