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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.

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General

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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. For ecommerce connections the capabilities are different: Generate content from product and order data, Trigger workflows from commerce activity and Use store events in automations.

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Details

Three read-only rows:
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.

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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.

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Disconnect

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

Posting slots

Setting the times a channel suggests.

Disconnect a channel

When turning a capability off isn’t enough.