A quick guide to getting set up and using Breach Report. Sections below
match the categories you'll see in Discord's own /help command.
An admin invites Breach Report and picks a channel for it to post in. That's the only setup step required for the server itself.
By default, Breach Report looks for a channel named #breach-report. If
your server doesn't have one, either create it, or run /setchannel
#your-channel to point the bot at an existing channel instead.
/setchannel — pick the channel where leaderboards, records, and
session recaps get posted (admin only)A few more one-time setup steps worth doing right away (all admin only — see section 15 for the full list):
/settings — view your server's current poll interval and every point value in one place/setmodes — turn Ranked, Quick Match, and Unranked tracking on or off
(seeds live stats for any already-subscribed players when you turn a mode on)/setpoints — adjust how much each stat is worth for leaderboard scoring/settimezone — set your server's timezone for daily rollovers/setchangelogchannel — optionally send version/What's New announcements to a
separate channel instead of your main stats channelNew to Breach Report? Every Ubisoft account gets one free 14-day trial — no payment method required. Start it either of two ways:
/addplayer. If your account hasn't used a trial yet, the bot
offers you a "Start Free Trial" button right there alongside the paid checkout
link./addplayer there — same trial,
same bot, no server of your own required.After the trial, every linked Ubisoft account needs an active license — a personal subscription that covers your own account(s) everywhere you use the bot.
/subscribe — get a checkout link to purchase a license, or use the
Store button the bot shows you when you try to link an account without one/mylicenses — see what's covering each of your linked accounts/serverlicenses — admins see what's covering every player in this
serverEach player links their own Ubisoft username to their Discord account. This is self-serve — an admin can't link an account on someone else's behalf. Linking an account requires an active license or free trial — see section 2 above for how to start one.
A license (or trial) covers one Ubisoft account on one platform. If you play the same
account on more than one platform (e.g. PC and PlayStation), each platform needs its
own /addplayer link and its own coverage.
Console players: link your PC profile too if you play with PC friends.
Rainbow Six Siege puts a console player who queues ranked with PC players into the PC
matchmaking pool, and those games are recorded on your PC profile and PC rank, not your
Xbox or PlayStation one. A link made with your console platform will not see them. To track
those games, run /addplayer a second time with the same name and platform
PC. It counts as a second account and needs its own license (or trial).
If you only ever play console-only squads, your console link is all you need.
/addplayer — link your Ubisoft username (requires an active subscription, or offers a free 14-day trial if you haven't used one yet)/players — see every player registered in this server and their linked accounts/myplayer — see which accounts you currently have linked/syncname — refresh your displayed name on leaderboards (usually updates automatically)/renameplayer — changed your Ubisoft username? Run this with your new username to reconnect your stats, no new license needed/removeplayer — unlink a specific account/removeallplayers — unlink every account you have linkedOnce linked, the bot automatically polls for new matches and updates your stats — no further action needed.
All of these require an active subscription to run. Unlike everything else on this page (which reads from Breach Report's own continuously-updated tracking), these look up your ranked data from Ubisoft's stats API at the moment you run them (or from the season history Breach Report keeps for linked accounts) — the same reason linking an account in the first place requires a subscription.
/r6stats — your current ranked stats (or look up another player), on any platform — requires an active subscription/careerstats — a player's ranked career: peak rank, this season's current and peak rank, your last eight ranked seasons, your most-played season and your history before the RP era. Works for any player with username:, on any platform — requires an active subscription/seasonstats — your RP progress this season — requires an active subscriptionTracking runs automatically, 24/7 — nothing to start or stop.
/leaderboard — see today's standings any timePersonal bests and all-time server records are announced automatically as they happen — daily, monthly, and per-season. You can also check them any time.
Rank and RP announcements. Breach Report also celebrates the climb up the ranked ladder, automatically, in your stats channel: when a player ranks in at the start of a season, hits a new season-high rank or RP, or sets a new server record (season or all-time), it posts and tags them. When someone takes or ties a server record, everyone registered is tagged. Server records count from the day a player joins your server.
/records — your (or another player's) personal best records/alltime — all-time server records — best single day ever for each stat, with the current holder/calltoarms — summon all registered players to come play. No excuses accepted./lfg — same summon, different energy. The squad's looking for more, not randoms.ACEs and regular team kills are tracked automatically from the API. These are for the stats the API can't see:
/addmvp / /removemvp — add or remove an MVP/addtargetban / /removetargetban — add or remove a Target Ban/addfunnytk / /removefunnytk — add or remove a Funny TKOnly counts play since per-operator tracking began, not full career history.
/operatorlookup — overview of every operator you've played, sorted by Kills/operatorlookup operator:<name> — full stat breakdown for one specific operator/operatorlookup stat:<stat> — rank every operator by one stat (Kills, ACEs, Target Bans, etc.)These post automatically as your server plays, or you can pull them up any time. Leave the mode blank to see every mode your server has enabled at once.
/leaderboard — tonight's leaderboard/monthlyleader, /previousmonthlyleader — this month's, or last month's final standings/seasonleader, /previousseasonleader — this season's, or the last season's final standings/lifetimeleaderboard — repost the full all-time lifetime leaderboard to your stats channel/lifetimeleader — all-time lifetime leaderboard just for you, sorted by points or any stat you pick/scoring — see the current point values for every statChecked and announced automatically at the end of each month.
/monthlypersonalrecords — your personal best single-month totals/monthlyalltimerecords — all-time best single-month totals across all playersUpdated after every session and announced when a season ends.
/seasonpersonalrecords — your personal best single-season totals/seasonalltimerecords — all-time best single-season totals across all players/lifetimestats — your (or any player's) all-time totals across every session/lifetimeleaderboard — repost the full all-time lifetime leaderboard to your stats channel/lifetimeleader — lifetime leaderboard just for you, sorted by points (default) or any stat: Kills, K/D, First Bloods, ACEs, Clutches, Headshots, and more/rolldice — get randomly assigned an Attack or Defense operator to play/settings — view your server's current poll interval and every point value in one place/setmodes — turn Ranked, Quick Match, and Unranked tracking on or off
(seeds live stats for any already-subscribed players when you turn a mode on)/setpoints — adjust how much each stat is worth for leaderboard scoring/settimezone — set your server's timezone for daily rollovers/setchangelogchannel — optionally send version/What's New announcements to a
separate channel instead of your main stats channel (/clearchangelogchannel to undo)/scoring — see the current point valuesRun /help in Discord at any time — same sections as this page, always
up to date with whatever's live in your server.