Every connected channel has its own settings page. Open Channels, select the ⋯ menu on a channel, and choose Manage.

Ocoya channel settings page showing a breadcrumb reading Channels and the channel label, the account handle with its network beneath, a red Disconnect button, General and Posting slots tabs, a Capabilities card listing three capabilities, and a Details card listing Label, Type and Provider

A channel’s settings page: the General tab, with Capabilities above Details, and Disconnect in the top right.

The page opens on the channel’s handle and network, with a red Disconnect button in the top right and two tabs beneath.

General

Capabilities

What this channel is allowed to be used for. Ocoya describes each capability in plain terms:

  • Publish and schedule social content — whether posts can go to it
  • Use this channel in planner workflows — whether workflows can act on it
  • Track connected profile activity

Turning a capability off is the gentler alternative to disconnecting. The channel stays connected and keeps its history, but stops being offered for that purpose — useful when an account is dormant and you’d rather it wasn’t picked by accident.

Details

Three read-only rows:

RowWhat it is
LabelThe name Ocoya shows for this channel
TypeSocial or Ecommerce
ProviderThe network it’s connected to

The channel’s identifier isn’t on this page. If you need it for the Ocoya API, use Copy API profile id in the ⋯ menu on the Channels page.

Posting slots

The weekly times this channel should suggest when you schedule. The tab carries a count of how many slots are set, so a 0 tells you at a glance that this channel has none. See Posting slots.

Disconnect

Disconnect sits on the page itself as well as in the ⋯ menu. See Disconnect a channel for what stops and what stays.