Automating commissions in Viking Rise
The commissions board refills as you clear it, so the limiting factor is how often someone looks at it. That's the kind of limit a bot removes entirely.
This guide assumes you've completed Viking Rise bot setup.
Nothing to set up — turning it on is enough.
What the action does
Commissions live in the Clan Camp. One pass opens the board, looks at every commission pin on it, and deals with each one:
- Ready to submit — submits it, and taps through the level-up popup if one fires.
- Short of a material from around your city — follows the game's Go button, taps the supply box the camera lands on, gathers it, and comes back.
- Short of an Exploration material — left alone. Those are produced by the Explorations action, not by anything the bot can do on this board.
When it has worked everything it can, it looks again, because the board refills as you clear it. It stops when a full look round finds nothing new.

The two actions feed each other
This is the pairing worth understanding. Commissions consumes materials; Explorations produces them. An account running only Commissions will eventually stall on the Exploration-sourced ones and say so.
If most of your commissions are being skipped, that's the signal to turn on Explorations and tick the islands producing what you're short of.
Submit All
The game offers a Submit All button once your Commission Level is high enough, and the bot uses it when it's there. Its absence is completely normal on a younger account and is never treated as a problem — the bot just submits them one at a time.
Troubleshooting
Everything is skipped. All the remaining commissions need Exploration materials. Run Explorations.
The board is empty. Clean skip.
My Clan Camp isn't built. Nothing to open, clean skip.
A new commission appeared mid-pass. That's normal and expected — the bot looks again after each round, so it's picked up in the same pass.
The pass stopped with work left. There's a limit on how many rounds one pass does, so a board that keeps refilling can't hold the account forever. The rest is picked up next cycle, or by a second copy of the action on a schedule.