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The Health page checks everything AuthenticateMe needs to run your settings. When something is wrong, it tells you what to change, where, and why.
The Health page reporting that everything is running smoothlyThe Health page reporting that everything is running smoothly
Fix the issues in Discord or on the Settings page, then click Check again. The page checks again at most every 30 seconds, and the Health item in the page list shows a red dot while anything fails.

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What it checks

The server-wide permissions your settings need, such as Manage Roles for the Verified Role, Kick Members for Auto Kick and kick actions, and Ban Members for bans. With the Help Desk or the Honeypot on, it also checks the permissions they need in their channels. If AuthenticateMe has Administrator, it already has all of them.
The Verified Role, the Unverified Role, the Max Verifications role, and the Alerts roles. Each one has to exist, can’t be @everyone or a role managed by another app, and has to sit below AuthenticateMe’s highest role. Alert roles also have to be mentionable.
The verification channel, every logs channel, and the Honeypot channel. AuthenticateMe needs View Channel, Send Messages, and Embed Links in each. In the Honeypot channel, @everyone must not be able to create or post in threads.
The verification channel has to be a text channel, and the Support Role has to exist and be mentionable.

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In Discord

Run /health for the same report as a private message. It can be run once a minute.